Stretch-forward shooter who helped Colgate’s depth in 2013-14
In the 2013-14 season, Jack Fleming was a low-usage Colgate forward who appeared in six games and posted 0.8 points per game, with his best trait being perimeter shooting touch for a bigger wing. His recruiting note highlighted him as a 6'5" shooter who could stretch defenses and create space for teammates, a useful fit if you want floor spacing more than high-volume production. He also showed he could contribute in a team-first role, which is the kind of quiet, glue-guy value coaches love.
