the Cougar wing who stretched defenses and punished big shots
Daven Harmeling’s calling card at Washington State was perimeter shooting and veteran reliability: he was a 6-7 forward who could stretch the floor, started 21 games in 2007 and shot 43.0% from three that season, while also earning Pac-10 All-Academic First Team honors[3]. He also brought toughness back from a shoulder injury that cost him most of an earlier season, and teammates/coaches often used him as a tone-setter in big moments[5][6]. In short: if a team needs a smart, experienced floor-spacer with legit clutch shot-making and low-maintenance fit, Harmeling checked those boxes[1][3].
