I have always been pretty outspoken that Harding is best as a support player. Connor Harding is not a go to guy on offense. He is good at many things at the D1 level but not really outstanding at any one aspect of the game. I think some folks got too big of an expectation on what Connor would bring. Especially early when teams are usually carried by individual performances as it takes a while for teams to get effective offensively as a team. I think much of Connor's challenges are that he is better when the really talented players (Lohner & George IMO) begin to take their place at the top of the heap. Then he will do his magic in support of them. As this group is developing its go to guys Connor is at a loss because that just isn't his place.

I also think he has never recovered from an injury from last year- but I think that is just the way it is going to be for him. I expect he will finish his career at BYU over the next two years as a glue guy off the bench and older more mature team leader. He was never going to be a strong 15 ppg caliber of player. But in support of 2-3 of those type of players he would be deadly.