Kyle Bossier

Biography

With an emphasis on implementing and directing one of the nation’s top-ranked offenses and overseeing skill development plans, recruit evaluations and opponent scouting, Kyle Bossier is in his second year as an assistant coach with the Cal Poly men’s basketball program. With Bossier on the bench during head coach Mike DeGeorge’s initial 2024-25 season, Cal Poly reached the Big West Championship semifinals for the first time in 11 years, while finishing third among 355 NCAA Division I programs with 11.5 three-pointers per game and 19th with 82.1 points per game. The Mustangs set new program single season records for total points, three-pointers and field goals while scoring 90-plus points 11 times. Averaging 18.4 more points per game than the previous 2023-24 season – the most dramatic scoring reversal in the nation – Cal Poly’s 12-win improvement last year marked the fourth most successful turnaround in Division I. “(Coming to Cal Poly) was a no-brainer for me,” Bossier said. “Growing up in Northern California, wanting to get back to California, it’s certainly an amazing challenge to turn a program with a lot of potential into something special.” As the top assistant under DeGeorge at Division II Colorado Mesa (2018-24), Bossier (last name: “Bo-jhay”) helped the program to five NCAA Tournaments in six years with the program averaging 23 wins per season. “Seeing Kyle’s growth as a coach, leader and professional over these past 15 years has been inspiring,” DeGeorge said. “No o