Indiana in the Mix for Top-20 Guard Dylan Harper

Dylan Harper has emerged as one of many prime guards within the class of 2024, and it seems Indiana is firmly within the combine. 

In an interview with On3, Harper stated he has developed the very best relationship with Texas Tech, Rutgers, Indiana and Duke. He plans to go to these 4 colleges, which have been in touch with Harper repeatedly.

“Mike Woodson and the workers has been reaching out to me loads,” Harper advised On3. “They’re at all times a stable staff; you possibly can by no means doubt them yearly.”

Harper is the No. 19 participant within the class of 2024, in line with On3, who additionally ranks Harper No. 1 amongst combo guards. This makes Harper a four-star recruit, however simply on the border of turning into a five-star. He additionally holds provides from Auburn, Georgetown, Missouri and UCLA. 

This summer season, the 6-foot-5 Harper is averaging 15.9 factors, 6.2 rebounds, and 4.9 assists per sport on Nike’s EYBL Circuit. Harper attends Don Bosco Preparatory Excessive College in Ramsey, N.J., the place he’ll start his junior 12 months within the fall.

“I perform a little little bit of all of it,” Harper advised On3. “I’ve a really excessive IQ, can run the wing, run the purpose, regardless of the staff wants me to do. I’ll watch lots of large guards, like Cade Cunningham and Josh Giddey, large guys who run the purpose.”

Dylan is the son of NBA champion Ron Harper and brother of Rutgers standout Ron Harper Jr. Whereas this connection would possibly make Rutgers an obvious contender, Harper stated he is on the lookout for a college that may put the ball in his arms and permit him to be the principle man. 

Indiana doesn’t have any commits within the class of 2024, however Woodson has secured a pair of four-star guards within the class of 2023 – Gabe Cupps and Jakai Newton. 

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