veteran UAPB guard with a defensive edge and low-usage reliability
Haralson profiles as a steady, defense-first guard for UAPB, with a long-running role in the rotation and modest box-score production rather than high-usage scoring. ESPN lists him at 0.7 points, 0.1 rebounds, and 0.2 assists per game with a 27.0% field-goal mark, while UAPB notes his earlier seasons included 25 games played and flashes like a 21-point, five-assist outing, showing he can contribute in bursts when called on. He looks like a fit for teams needing discipline, experience, and effort over volume, not a primary shot creator.[3][7]
