A Duquesne guard with veteran polish, but limited box-score footprint
Andrew Gans has been a low-usage Duquesne guard whose career NCAA stat line is tiny — 4 games, 1.8 minutes per game, and 0.0 points per game in his recorded seasons — so his value is more about roster depth and practice reliability than headline production. In the seasons listed, he showed modest passing and rebounding numbers for a guard (0.2 assists and 0.5 rebounds per game career), which suggests a connector-type player rather than a shot-creator. If a team wants an experienced, team-first backcourt piece who understands his role, he fits the mold; if it needs immediate scoring or on-ball juice, the fit is a stretch.
