Big East shot-maker with a scorer’s touch
In the 2016-17 season, Chris Harrison-Docks gave DePaul a proven perimeter threat: he entered after averaging 10.4 points per game over 74 career games at Western Kentucky and had hit 158 career threes, good for ninth in WKU history. DePaul called him a guard who could play either spot and a “great shooter,” while game coverage highlighted his ability to get hot from deep, including an 18-point outing against Villanova. The fit is clear: if your team needs a compact, experienced guard who can stretch defenses and bring veteran confidence, he’s a real asset.
