Dajuan Harris Jr.

Draft Notes

Dajuan Harris Jr. is smooth. He’ll rock you to sleep with the dribble or with his movement off the ball and before you know it he’s flashing to the basket and scoring the ball.

He won’t blow you away with size or athleticism but he’s just got ball skills, knows how to play the game and gets it done on the court.

Harris Jr. is highly efficient on offense, hitting a high percentage from the floor and from 3 while also taking care of the ball and doing a great job of getting teammates involved.

He’s got a chance to be a back up point guard at the NBA level.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2024 NBA Draft

2024 PG Rankings

1. Isaiah Collier – 6-3 – USC
2. Tyrese Proctor – 6-4 – Duke (Australia)
3. Jared McCain – 6-3 – Duke
4. Trey Alexander – 6-4 – Creighton
5. AJ Johnson – 6-5 – Illawara Hawks
6. Elmarko Jackson – 6-3 – Kansas
7. Garway Dual – 6-5 – Providence
8. Elliot Cadeau – 6-2 – North Carolina
9. Reece Beekman – 6-2 – Virginia
10. Aidan Mahaney – 6-3 – St. Mary’s
11. Rob Dillingham – 6-1 – Kentucky
12. Jan Vide – 6-6 – UCLA (Slovenia)
13. London Johnson – 6-4 – G League Ignite
14. Layden Blocker – 6-2 – Arkansas
15. Dylan Andrews – 6-4 – UCLA
16. Caleb Foster – 6-4 – Duke
17. Kylan Boswell – 6-2 – Arizona
18. Tyler Kolek – 6-3 – Marquette
19. Mark Armstrong – 6-2 – Villanova
20. Dajuan Harris Jr. – 6-1 – Kansas
21. Eric Gaines – 6-2 – UAB
22. Jaden Bradley – 6-2 – Arizona
23. Taran Armstrong – 6-5 – NBL (Tasmania)
24. Jeremy Roach – 6-2 – Duke
25. Nolan Hickman – 6-2 – Gonzaga
26. Ryan Nembhard – 6-0 – Gonzaga
27. Skyy Clark – 6-2 – Louisville
28. Boogie Ellis – 6-2 – USC
29. Juan Nunez – 6-4 – Spain
30. Illan Pietrus – 6-3 – France
31. Chance Westry – 6-5 – NA
32. Tyrese Hunter – 6-1 – Texas
33. Andre Curbello – 6-1 – Southern Miss.
34. Frankie Collins – 6-1 – Arizona State
35. Zion Cruz – 6-3 – DePaul
36. Devin Askew – 6-3 – Cal