Drexel’s steady floor general with shot-making pop
In the 2009-10 season, Jamie Harris was Drexel’s starting point guard and one of the team’s most improved players, leading the Dragons with 86 assists while ranking 12th in the CAA in assists per game[1]. He also gave Drexel real backcourt value as a scorer, hitting career highs like 20 points and six 3-pointers against Old Dominion and 16 points versus William & Mary[1][6]. If you want a guard who can organize an offense, create shots, and bring toughness, Harris fits the bill; the only caution is that his production came in a now-historical Drexel context, so he’s best evaluated as a proven college lead guard rather than a current-era prospect[1][4].
