Harvard guard known more for savvy than volume
Blankenau’s profile points to a compact, low-usage guard who can stretch the floor and take care of the ball when given limited minutes; in Harvard’s 2007-08 season, he shot 45.0% from three and averaged 3.2 points in 5.8 minutes per game. His value is likely as a disciplined, team-first backcourt piece rather than a high-volume scorer, which can make him a fit for programs that want spacing, composure, and low-mistake guard play.
