Ryan Staudacher brings classic Montana guard DNA: catch-and-shoot threat, steady veteran presence
Staudacher’s profile is built around one elite separator: perimeter shooting. In the 2009-10 season, he hit 45.5% from three and finished his Montana career with 838 points, with more than three-quarters of them coming from beyond the arc. He was also noted as a dependable high-IQ veteran who started 91 straight games and earned academic recognition, which usually translates into a coach-friendly, low-drama fit. If your team needs a fearless floor-spacer who can punish help defense and hold up in big moments, he’s the kind of guard you want on the whiteboard.
