South Dakota guard Brandon Armstrong offers steady 3-and-D potential with room to grow
Armstrong’s value is in his size, versatility, and low-mistake role fit: South Dakota lists him as a guard, and available season data shows modest production in the 2019-20 campaign with 4.6 points, 1.6 rebounds, 0.5 assists, and 39.3% shooting from the field.[6][3] At 6-foot-4, he brings positional length that can help on both ends, and his season-high 15 points against Mt. Marty shows he can give a lineup a quick scoring jolt when needed.[4][6] He looks best as a complementary piece rather than a primary creator.[3][6]
