Dan Clemente was Harvard’s do-it-all wing before injuries slowed the run
Dan Clemente emerged as a high-volume, high-impact Harvard forward in the 1997-2001 era, pairing elite three-point shooting with inside scoring and rebounding; in the 2000 season, he was averaging 21.2 points per game before a detached retina interrupted his momentum, and Harvard later described him as the emotional and statistical leader of the frontcourt. He still ranks among Harvard’s all-time scoring and three-point leaders, which tells you the full package: shot-making, toughness, and real carry-the-offense ability. If you need a versatile wing with proven production and bite, he fits the bill.
