Jordan Wood brings steady veteran guard play to Montana
Jordan Wood has been a reliable, older-guard presence for Montana, known more for steadiness, experience, and doing the little things than for empty-calorie highlight hunting. In the 2010-11 season, he played all 32 games and made 16 starts while averaging 3.3 points, and Montana’s own yearbook described him as a candidate at the two-guard spot and the recipient of the Allan Nielsen Award for best representing Grizzly basketball[3][6]. That profile suggests a coach-friendly fit: low-drama, role-aware, and likely to help a team with poise, spacing, and maturity[3][6].
