Josh Herbeck’s shot-making made him Army’s early-spacing specialist
Josh Herbeck has long been valued as a knockdown perimeter threat, finishing his Army career among the program’s all-time leaders in three-pointers made and three-point percentage, with a reputation for timely buckets and steady guard play in pressure moments.[2][3][6] In Army’s 2012 double-overtime win over Navy, he delivered 19 points, the go-ahead three in the second overtime, and eight rebounds—exactly the kind of clutch, competitive edge that makes him more than a stat line.[6]
