Monmouth’s veteran scoring wing who could flat-out fill it up
Andrew Nicholas was a high-volume, efficient offensive guard for Monmouth, finishing his Hawks career with 1,180 points, 169 made threes, and the 2015 MAAC Sixth Man of the Year award; in the 2014-15 season he averaged 14.3 points per game and added 43 made threes, plus sneaky value on steals and playmaking. He’s the kind of player who changes a game with shot-making, toughness, and veteran feel, though the data also suggests a streaky perimeter scorer rather than a pure primary creator. If you want instant offense and a competitor with proven production, he’s a strong fit.
