Matt Staubi brings pass-first guard play and steady backcourt utility for Loyola Maryland
Staubi has been more valuable as a connective, low-usage guard than as a scorer: in his 2016-17 junior season he played 25 games, averaged 8.4 minutes, and posted 27 assists, and his career/season numbers point to a team-first distributor who can help keep an offense organized[7][8]. His differentiator is feel, not flash—he looks like a guard who can make the simple read, compete in short bursts, and provide stability without needing the ball, though his scoring efficiency has been modest, so he fits best as a role player rather than a high-usage centerpiece[1][8].
