6-10 Montana forward Derek Selvig brings size, passing, and stretch potential
Derek Selvig stood out for Montana as a skilled 6-10 forward who combined solid scoring, rebounding, and above-average playmaking for his position, including 7.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game in 29 games.[5] His biggest differentiator was versatility: he could space the floor, handle the ball enough to create offense, and pass like a connector rather than a traditional big, while also finishing his Griz career with 844 points, 560 rebounds, and a reported 40% three-point mark.[6][7] That makes him attractive for teams wanting a forward who can fit multiple roles, not just occupy space.[4][5]
