Mount St. Mary's table-setter with scoring pop and defensive juice
In the 2009-10 season, Jeremy Goode was a high-usage floor general for Mount St. Mary's, averaging 14.0 points and 4.3 assists while also giving the Mountaineers steady backcourt pressure on defense. He finished his Mount career with 603 assists, the program’s all-time best, and 260 steals, which ranks second in school history—so this is a guard who impacts winning in more ways than the box score. The fit is clear: a tough, experienced lead guard with playmaking, disruption, and a reputation for elevating his team’s tempo and composure.
