a steady, high-IQ Wake Forest guard with ACC-tested scoring touch
C.J. Harris built his Wake Forest reputation as a reliable, captain-caliber guard: in the 2012-13 season, he led the Deacons with 15.4 points per game, shot 43.1% from three, and finished his career with 1,613 points and 83.4% free-throw shooting[3][4][5]. The differentiator is efficiency and poise—he wasn’t just a scorer, he was a composed, durable veteran who piled up minutes, started heavily, and delivered in the clutch without needing a flashy usage profile[3][4]. If your team wants a smart, veteran guard with real shooting gravity and a strong competitive edge, he’s a fit.
