Jason Dunne’s late-game shot-making made Hartford’s offense hum
Jason Dunne emerged as a high-usage, clutch scoring guard for Hartford in the 2016-17 season, highlighted by 25 points and the game-winner against Boston College and 29 points in an overtime win over UMass Lowell.[3][7][9] He was more than a bucket-getter: Hartford’s notes show he also contributed on the glass, ran heavy minutes, and repeatedly led the team in scoring, assists, and steals across his career.[1][6][12] The standout differentiator is his confidence under pressure and quick-trigger perimeter game, which made him a strong fit for a team needing a poised, downhill, shot-making guard with real late-game nerve.[3][10]
