Stanford’s steady, versatile backcourt glue guy
Gabriel Harris brings a dependable, low-ego guard presence to Stanford: in the 2012-13 season, he averaged 2.5 points and 1.4 rebounds in 31 games, with a 77.3% free-throw mark and a career-best 14-point senior-night outburst that showed he could spike when needed[1][2]. Evaluators described him as a solid, versatile guard who “can do anything on the court,” and his value was as much about toughness, mobility, and fitting cleanly into a rotation as it was about box-score pop[14].
