Low-Usage Monmouth Guard Who Brings Defensive Grit
In the 2024-25 season, Monmouth guard Sam Fagan was a deep-rotation piece, appearing in 13 games with 1 start and logging 1.9 minutes per game while contributing 0.2 points per game.[2][6] The stat line is tiny, but the differentiator is what it hints at: a senior guard who can be trusted in a supporting role, has shown flashes of defensive activity, and brings stability more than volume.[4][10] If your team needs an experienced, low-ego guard who won’t force the issue and can provide organizational value, he’s a fit; if you need a shot-creating engine, this is not that guy.[1][4]
