BY ZACH SMART
As a powerfully built and highly skilled, multi-faceted 6-foot-5 two guard, Class of 2028 NiJuan Harris did a commendable job as a supporting cast piece during the Florida Rebels’ memorable 2026 Peach Jam championship.
While Class of 2027 guard Cayden Daughtry‘s offensive wizardry spearheaded the Rebels, Harris was consistent in bulldozing his way to the rim, finishing through contact, and stepping out sticking 3-pointers with regularity.
The St. Petersburg, Fla. native, who recently turned in a 29-point performance during the Hoop Vibe Fall League, has now added offers from UCF, West Virginia, and Saint Louis.
Still relatively new to the high major market, Harris holds additional offers from the likes of Georgia, Florida State, Missouri, Virginia Tech, Cal, McNeese State, Louisiana, Cleveland State and several others.
Possessing a physically imposing, linebacker frame jarringly similar to Ron Artest and Gary Trent Sr., the 210-pound Harris averaged 13.7 points in EYBL play.
While the aforementioned Daughtry averaged 32 points on a staggering 60 percent from the floor, 50 percent from beyond the arc and 90 percent at the free throw line, Harris averaged 11.5 points and seven rebounds.
He’s intriguing for his wide ranging offensive arsenal, as he shot it at 44 percent from 3 during Peach Jam.
The St. Petersburg (FL) High prospect generated buzz and headlines with a performance of 22 points and seven boards during the Florida Rebels’ matchup against CP3.
Prior to this, Harris’ unique blend of ferocious finishing and versatility was evident as he erupted for 19 points, eight rebounds, five assists and two blocks against Team Thad.
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