David Boyden brings efficient scoring, rebounding, and veteran forward production to Western Kentucky
In the 2002-03 season, Boyden was a steady, high-minute forward for Western Kentucky, averaging 11.8 points and 5.7 rebounds on 48.0% shooting, with career output that points to a dependable inside-out contributor rather than a pure volume scorer. He stood out for his consistency—he logged 123 starts across his WKU career and was a two-time captain, which signals toughness, trustworthiness, and leadership beyond the box score. If you want a frontcourt piece who competes, rebounds, and fits a winning culture, he looks like a strong fit.[6][7]
