Joshua Montgomery’s Savannah State profile: a rugged, rebound-heavy forward with a score-the-hard-way edge
In his Savannah State run, Joshua Montgomery stood out as a sturdy, do-the-gritty-work forward who could score inside, crash the glass, and give his team reliable minutes. In the 2013-14 season, he averaged 8.7 points and 5.0 rebounds per game, showing a balanced, low-drama game built on effort rather than flash. His value was in efficiency, physicality, and willingness to make hustle plays — the kind of player coaches love because he quietly tilts possessions. If your team needs toughness, rebounding, and a steady frontcourt presence, he’s the kind of fit that brings lunch-pail energy with a little extra bounce.
