Landin Hacker is Bellarmine’s floor-spacing guard with real shot-making juice
In the 2024-25 season, Landin Hacker gave Bellarmine a reliable perimeter threat, shooting 42.5% from three and averaging 5.5 points in 17.8 minutes per game[3]. He’s the kind of guard who can bend a defense without dominating the ball: efficient, steady, and dangerous when he gets a clean look, highlighted by a 21-point, seven-three performance against Brescia[8][9]. Bellarmine also notes he has earned ASUN Honor Roll recognition every year, plus NABC Honors Court, which points to a mature, team-first player who should fit well in a system that values spacing, discipline, and low-maintenance production[8].
