Harvard’s steady shot-maker and situational spark plug
Corbin Miller’s calling card at Harvard was always his perimeter touch and poise: in the 2014-15 season he hit 26 of 57 three-point attempts as a freshman and later gave the Crimson valuable bench scoring, including a 16-point Ivy opener in 2015. He’s the kind of guard who can stretch defenses, handle pressure without getting rattled, and bring veteran perspective after a two-year mission layoff. If you want a composed floor spacer with a proven clutch streak rather than a volume-dominant creator, Miller fits the bill.
