Lenny Harmon’s game was built on physicality, hustle, and doing a little bit of everything
In the 2011-12 season, Lenny Harmon was a high-energy New Orleans guard who played in 27 games and gave the Privateers a versatile, across-the-board presence rather than a pure scoring punch[1][2]. His stat line reflects a rugged, connective player: 3.2 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 0.3 assists per game, with 17 appearances in the starting lineup noted in team records[1][2]. Earlier college notes also describe him as a physical, high-energy guard who could chip in in multiple ways, which makes him the kind of glue-guy fit coaches love when they want toughness, effort, and reliability more than flash[3].
