Vanderbilt’s steady-shot, high-IQ floor general
In his Vanderbilt career, Riley LaChance was a polished 6-foot-2 guard who brought shot-making, poise, and playmaking; he finished with 1,476 points, 423 assists, and 260 made threes, ranking among the Commodores’ all-time leaders in scoring, assists, and three-pointers. He was a volume scorer who could also set the table, and his freshman year stood out immediately: in the 2014-15 season, he led SEC freshmen in scoring at 12.4 points per game and ranked second among SEC freshmen in made threes per game. If your team wants a smart, skilled, movement-friendly guard with proven production and big-game confidence, he’s the type you’d love to have.
