Buffalo’s 6-foot-7 shot-maker who became a March weapon
Jeremy Harris was a versatile, long-limbed wing for Buffalo whose game translated through scoring punch, rebounding, and matchup problems, not just box-score noise. In the 2017-18 season, he averaged 15.5 points and 5.9 rebounds, led the MAC in three-point percentage at 46.3%, and earned All-MAC Second Team honors; Buffalo’s own coverage also nicknamed him “Mr. March” because his production elevated in postseason play. That combo of size, shooting, and big-game temperament is why he fit Buffalo so well—and why any team would care.
