Brandon Bos brings veteran guard scoring and poise to South Dakota
In the 2014 season, Brandon Bos was a steady two-way guard for South Dakota, averaging 11.0 points and 71 assists while hitting 86.6% of his free throws and starting 24 of 29 games[7]. His calling card was efficiency under pressure: he could score in bunches, handle late-game free throws, and create enough playmaking to keep the offense moving[7]. That makes him the kind of reliable, high-IQ guard coaches love—less flash, more substance, with a calm edge that fits winning basketball.
