Harris has been evaluated a few times by me, as well as by @playerrimedies, at last season’s PGH Freshman Showcase see evaluations here and when I say I’m enjoying watching her understand how to take over games whenever she wants, well, I am. She’s explosive off the dribble; her body control aids her acrobatic finishes, plus her jumper is smooth and her “on the ball” pressure was smothering at times

Harris flashed high-upside playmaking and excellent half-court coordination. Her shot was consistent, and she scored from the mid-range and beyond the arc.  Defensively, she played within herself and kept her defender in front of her at all times.

Harris technically isn’t a new face as @playerrrrimedies caught her at the PGH Freshman Showcase and suggested she be placed in the mix, but this was my first look, and seeing how long and athletic she was, as well as her handling the ball under pressure going full speed, had me smiling. She blew by defenders at will, her court vision and finishing after contact looked good, so did her “on the ball” pressure and playing the passing lane

Harris brought so much energy at the PGH Freshman Showcase during the 3 on 3, and that continued throughout the event. She’s a “long and athletic” guard, which is the base, and her being #sizedontmatter didn’t because she brought heat on both ends. Her “on the ball” pressure was smothering at times; she played the passing lane and had powerful finishes after contact. Here’s what @playerrimidies caught see evaluation here

Harris plays with a relentless motor, quickly recovering from a missed shot by being the first one back on defense to stop the ball. On the sidelines, she maturity beyond her years by engaging with coaches, asking questions, and demonstrating a true hunger to learn. That combination of effort and coachability makes her a valuable long-term prospect.