Wake Forest’s steady, high-minute lead guard with real shot-creation juice
In the 2019-20 season, Brandon Childress averaged 15.6 points and 4.6 assists per game for Wake Forest, while playing 35.4 minutes a night and showing the kind of end-to-end trust coaches reserve for their toughest guards[1][3][5]. His calling card was steady lead-guard play: he paired playmaking with a career-best 40.4% field-goal mark that season, plus a reliable 80.9% from the line, and he consistently handled heavy usage without shrinking from the moment[1][5]. The fit question is simple: if a team wants a composed, experienced guard who can create, organize, and compete with edge, Childress brings it.
