Sam Martin remains a veteran Yale floor-spacer with real Ivy League shooting chops
In the 2012-13 season, Yale guard Sam Martin was a captain and finished second in the Ivy League with a .459 three-point percentage, making him a steady, high-value perimeter threat for the Bulldogs[1]. He also ranked second on the team with 34 threes, which fits the profile of a reliable catch-and-shoot guard who can stretch defenses and keep the offense honest[1]. For a team that needs experience, poise, and efficient shooting, Martin’s biggest appeal is his spacing and consistency rather than high-usage shot creation[1][4].
