Harris is similar to Bernardez in the sense that his size and versatility are likely to help Harris find the floor early into his first season. A rangy slasher who has just started to scratch the surface of his potential, his ability to score without dribbling a ton as well as rebounding and defensive versatility make him an interesting long term prospect as well.

Continuing a quiet emergence over the course of the summer, Harris had his considerable talent on full display and showed he could be a due for another bump up in the next round of rankings updates. A versatile wing forward, he was all over the floor on both ends, particularly impressing with his ability to switch across multiple positions defensively given his size, foot speed, and lateral mobility. Harris was effective getting out in transition, highlighted by a smooth Euro-step finish around a defender, and flashed comfort as a standstill shooter out to the perimeter. He’s still putting all the pieces together but the foundation is there for Harris to develop into a D1 prospect over time.

A bit of a flier at this point slotting in just inside the top 60 in his rankings debut, Harris checks some intriguing long-term boxes despite lacking much of a resumé to this point. A lanky wing forward with upside to move out more fully to the perimeter over time, Harris saw minimal varsity action for the Saints as a freshman but showed promising flashes while catching our eye for the first time this summer on the 3SSB circuit. Harris has the type of size and fluidity that demand immediate attention at this stage while he continues to round out his game and show more with further opportunity in future evals.