Fordham’s two-way sharpshooter and defensive spark plug
Jason Harris was a high-impact guard for Fordham, best known for school-record shooting and disruptive defense: he finished with 274 career three-pointers, 1,218 points, and 227 steals, and in the 1999-2000 season he averaged 15.3 points per game while setting single-game marks with 10 threes and 9 steals. He’s the kind of player who changes a game without needing the ball every possession—quick release, real edge, and a proven two-way mentality. If you value toughness, spacing, and backcourt defense, Harris is a very easy “yes.”
