the steady Lafayette guard who earned trust with toughness and versatility
In the 2011-12 season, Rob Delaney stood out for Lafayette as a rugged, athletic guard who could attack the rim, knock down perimeter shots, and defend with energy; Lafayette’s own coverage described him as a defensive spark off the bench who also helped when Tony Johnson was injured, while noting he had started 15 games as a junior and could stretch defenses from outside. That mix of toughness, adaptability, and team-first play makes him the kind of guard coaches trust when they need poise, flexibility, and a little edge.
