a scrappy, veteran Monmouth guard who wins with toughness and feel
Max DiLeo’s Monmouth profile shows a guard who brought edge, IQ, and versatility rather than flashy volume: as a freshman in 2011–12 he played 25 games, and by 2012–13 he had expanded into a larger role with career highs in assists, steals, and blocks while also giving the Hawks steady backcourt minutes. The key reason to care: he was the kind of glue guy coaches trust—active on defense, willing to do the dirty work, and competitive enough to make his presence felt beyond the box score, even if he was not a primary scorer.
