Recruiting Report: Dorion Tisby (2018)
Louisville Magic and Ballard 6-foot-4 shooting guard Dorion Tisby seems to be flying a bit under the radar up to this point. And that has made him hungrier as heads into his junior season. Kentucky’s 13th-ranked 2018, Tisby has seen…
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Continue ReadingLouisville Magic and Ballard 6-foot-4 shooting guard Dorion Tisby seems to be flying a bit under the radar up to this point. And that has made him hungrier as heads into his junior season.
Kentucky’s 13th-ranked 2018, Tisby has seen very little come his way for recruitment, and so far — as much as he knows — there’s been just one school that has inquired.
“At the beginning of the school year I had some school call my high school and ask for my grades, but I can’t remember the name of the school, it was a A D2 school I think,” said Harris.
“I do feel like I’m under the radar. I just need to work hard and get better at certain things.”
When asked why he might be under recruited up to this point: “I really can’t answer that, I honestly don’t know,” said Harris. “I work hard and I rebound, and score when I’m needed; I don’t know.”
He added: “Hopefully I can get a D1 scholarship, and if not that then a D2. I just want to play at the next level and play at the highest level I can.”
The good-sized shooting guard defined his playing style to PHKY.
“I like attacking the basket and I have a good midrange shot, but I’m still working on my 3-pointer. I board real good, and I’m good off the ball, I can stretch the floor,” said Harris, who mentioned some areas where needs improvement.
“I need to work on my range and my 3-point, and I need a little bit of work defensively. And I need to go hard every play instead of taking breaks sometimes.”
With his junior season at Louisville Ballard getting ready to start, Harris revealed to PHKY what his role will be this winter.
“This year they’re probably going to expect me to score more and rebound more, help more on defense and help guard in the post,” he said.
“I just want to get better and help my team win; and win our conference for the third year in a row and make a run to the state championship.”