Andre Wallace brings efficient bench punch and steady guard play for SDSU
In the 2016 season, Andre Wallace gave South Dakota State a dependable spark off the bench, averaging 4.7 points, 1.5 rebounds, and 1.1 assists in 26 games with 6 starts while logging 14.9 minutes per game.[12] His best fit is as a low-drama, high-IQ guard who can handle secondary creation, attack enough to score in rhythm, and keep the offense moving without trying to do too much.[1][12] He looks like the kind of player coaches trust because he knows his role, plays with consistency, and adds useful depth rather than headline-grabbing flash.[2][12]
