Columbia’s glue-guy guard who made winning plays beyond the box score
In the 2009-10 season, Kevin Bulger was a senior co-captain and the kind of guard coaches love: a dependable two-way connector who handled the ball, guarded tough matchups, and chipped in 2.8 points and 1.7 assists per game while helping Columbia on the margins that win games. He previously earned team co-MVP honors, led the team in assists in 2008-09, and finished his Columbia career with 92 steals, which ranked seventh all-time, so the fit is about steadiness, defense, and competitive glue rather than pure scoring pop.
