Yale’s steady-shooting veteran guard who helped fuel a historic run
In the 2015-16 season, Montague was Yale’s fourth-leading scorer at 9.7 points per game and a key perimeter threat, hitting 39.8% from three on 44 attempts while also serving as team captain[1][11]. He stood out less for flash than for poise, spacing, and leadership—useful traits in a guard who can stabilize an offense and stretch defenses. The bigger context, though, is off-court: his Yale career ended abruptly in 2016 after a school misconduct investigation, so any fit with a program would have to weigh basketball value against serious character and availability concerns[1][3][7].
