Robin Duncan is Vermont’s glue-guy guard with a polished all-around floor game
Robin Duncan has been a steady, high-minute connector for Vermont, pairing efficient scoring with strong rebounding and playmaking for a guard; in his 34-game season, ESPN lists him at 7.9 points, 7.2 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 0.9 steals per game, which signals real two-way involvement rather than a one-dimensional role. His value is less about flash and more about feel, toughness and consistency—he helps possessions end well, handles pressure, and fills multiple gaps. The main swing skill is perimeter shooting, which has lagged compared with his overall impact, so he fits best as a do-everything backcourt piece rather than a primary shot-creator.[3][15]
