Oakland’s turnover-forcing, game-changing guard
In the 2012–13 season, Duke Mondy was a defensive menace for Oakland, leading the NCAA with 3.03 steals per game and setting the school’s single-season steals record with 100, while also adding 12.0 points and 5.1 assists per game. He wasn’t just a stat-line thief: Oakland’s official notes credited him with four game-winning shots in two seasons and steals in 67 of his final 69 games, the kind of high-motor, late-game edge teams love. If your team wants a guard who disrupts offenses and swings momentum, he fits.
