veteran Stephen F. Austin guard with a steady floor-game profile
Harrison profiles as a compact, experienced guard whose value is in ball-handling, decision-making, and keeping an offense organized rather than piling up scoring volume; ESPN lists him at 1.5 points, 0.4 rebounds, and 0.6 assists per game with a 23.1% field-goal mark in the 2012-13 season, which suggests a limited-but-defined role rather than a high-usage creator[3]. Recruiting and roster records identify him as a 5-10/5-11 point guard from Slidell, Louisiana who reached Stephen F. Austin after junior-college basketball, a path that usually points to maturity and coachability[4][5]. If you want a guard who can bring structure and a low-maintenance fit, he is more about stability than flash[3][4].
