Yale’s steady, pass-first guard with a proven Ivy pedigree
Chris Andrews has been a compact, high-IQ Yale guard whose value comes from decision-making, ball security, and getting teammates organized rather than empty calorie scoring. In the 2025-26 Yale team stats, the Bulldogs leaned on guards who created efficiently, and Andrews’ profile fits that mold: low-drama, connective, and built for a system that rewards composure and pace control. He’s the kind of player coaches trust because he can steady a unit, compete, and make the right read — a strong fit if a team needs a smart floor general more than a volume scorer.
