Yale’s 6-6 glue guard who brought poise, versatility, and winning energy
Anthony Dallier was a multi-year Yale contributor who, in the 2016-17 season, played 13 games and shot 39.1% from the field and 37.3% from three, with Yale’s historical stats showing he finished his Yale career with 527 points, 287 rebounds, and 198 assists. He stood out less as a volume scorer and more as a long, adaptable 6-6 guard who could rebound, move the ball, and play within a winning system; Yale coverage also described him as a quiet but high-impact performer who rose to the moment in big games, including a career-best outing in the Ivy title push. If you want a steady, smart, team-first wing/guard with size and feel, Dallier fit the bill beautifully.
