Samuel Chaput brings steady guard depth and pass-first value to Monmouth
Chaput’s appeal is his low-mistake, connective-guard profile: in the 2021-22 season at Monmouth, he played all 34 games, started four, and ranked third on the team with 59 assists, showing he can organize an offense and keep possessions moving. He’s not a volume scorer, but his strengths are feel, court vision, and reliability—useful traits for a team that needs a steady secondary handler rather than a high-usage creator. That said, his modest scoring output means he fits best as a role player, not a centerpiece.
