proven scoring guard with WCC pedigree
Boyce is best known for his established scoring resume at San Francisco, where he earned second-team All-WCC honors and led the Dons with 13.6 points per game in 2016-17, including eight 20-point games and two 30-point outings.[3] At 6-3, he brings a wing-sized guard frame, shot-making versatility, and the kind of confidence that can swing a lineup when a team needs a bucket.[3] If you want a guard who has already shown he can produce against conference competition and handle a featured role, he fits that profile.[3]
