The Iowa State commit has been the best prospect in the state since his freshman year. He’s a gifted 6-7 wing who can score from anywhere, defend every spot on the floor, and create quality looks for his teammates. He put up 24.8 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.6 assists, and 1.8 steals per game on 50-30-74 shooting splits as a junior, carrying a heavy load for the Lancers which contributed to a bit of a dip in the shooting percentages, especially from the 3-point line.

The Iowa State commit has been the #1 player in the class with a bullet throughout his high school career, and he isn’t going to relinquish that spot. A smooth all-around scorer who impacts the game on nearly every possession in some way, shape, or form, he’s a cerebral, intelligent wing with great size, awareness, and a dynamic skill set.

One can’t watch North Scott and come away without any notes on Harrington. The No. 1 player in Iowa’s class of 2027, Harrington is an elite athlete with bounce to throw down dunks with ease, soft hands to catch passes on back-door cuts, range to step out and shoot the three, strength to fight for rebounds and is mature on the basketball court.

Scoring 42 points against Linn-Mar, Harrington is easily one of the best scorers in the state, and the Cyclones are lucky to have gotten an early commitment from him. Long, athletic, bouncy, smart and way ahead of the curve in his class, Harrington was on pace to receive national interest in his recruitment before shutting it down and choosing TJ Otzelberger and Iowa State.