Laurent Rivard was Harvard’s deadeye wing and a volume sharpshooter with big-game poise
In the 2013-14 season, Laurent Rivard was Harvard’s most dangerous perimeter threat, ranking second in the Ivy League with 287 career three-pointers and finishing his Crimson career with 1,270 points. He stood out for elite shooting range, durability, and heavy minutes load, including 35.4 minutes per game in conference play; he also brought a tough, competitive edge that showed up in high-leverage Ivy games. If a team needs a floor-spacer who can punish help defense and stay on the court, Rivard is the kind of fit that makes coaches grin.
