Lafayette’s crafty, pass-first guard with a coach’s IQ
Andrew Pleick’s defining edge for Lafayette was his playmaking: in the 2002-03 season, he averaged 4.6 assists per game, led the team, and ranked among the Patriot League’s assist leaders while also flashing rebounding toughness from the guard spot. He wasn’t just a distributor—he brought savvy, competitiveness, and versatility, the kind of guard who can steady an offense, defend with purpose, and make teammates better. He also battled a hand injury earlier in his Lafayette career, so the profile is one of durability plus resilience, a nice fit for teams that value intelligence and unselfishness.
