Injury-Resilient Bench Forward with 100% FG Efficiency
Harrison Hochberg, a 6'7", 220-lb sophomore forward for the Michigan Wolverines, is a high-intensity bench player who overcame a foot injury to return as a full go for the 2025-26 season after redshirting. In his limited 2024-25 appearances (six games), he posted a perfect 100% field goal percentage with a career-high 4 points, showcasing elite finishing efficiency despite averaging just 0.7 PPG and 0.2 RPG. His differentiator is his relentless defensive intensity and redshirt resilience, making him a reliable, low-risk depth option for teams needing a physical forward who can absorb contact without missing shots. While not a primary scorer, his personality traits of grit and adaptability make him a strong fit for teams prioritizing defensive versatility and injury-proof depth over offensive firepower.
