Proven Montana guard with title pedigree and 1,234 career points
Gregory’s value is bigger than box-score scoring: at Montana he helped deliver three Big Sky titles and finished with 1,234 career points, ranking 16th in school history, which signals a winning, high-impact guard who has been trusted in meaningful games.[3] ESPN’s college profile lists him as a guard with solid all-around production in that era — 11.1 points, 2.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists, and 42.1% shooting — pointing to a steady, versatile backcourt piece rather than a pure volume scorer.[4] For a team, his fit is best if you want composure, experience, and a player who understands how to win.[3][4]
