A do-it-all two-way wing who brought production, length, and toughness to Duquesne
B.J. Monteiro was a versatile G/F for Duquesne who stood out as a steady two-way contributor: in his final college season, he played in all 32 games with 28 starts and averaged 11.4 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 1.2 blocks per game[4]. He finished his Duquesne career with 1,227 points, ranking 23rd in school history, plus 121 games played and 80 blocks, signaling durability and consistent impact[1]. The main differentiator is his balance of scoring, playmaking, and rim protection from the wing—useful for teams needing a reliable, physical glue player rather than a pure volume scorer[1][4].
