Taylor Harrison brings size, contact, and a throwback big-man frame to Cal
Taylor Harrison is a 6-10, 250-pound center whose profile is built on physicality, toughness, and old-school post presence, not flash; Cal’s roster bio describes him as a developing big who “does not shy away from contact” and has a solid mid-range jumper to complement his inside game[1]. In Cal’s recorded 2006-07 season, he appeared in 31 games as a reserve and gave the Bears useful minutes in the Pac-10 Tournament, including a five-point outing against UCLA[1]. The big question for a team: can he stay healthy and keep progressing after knee surgeries? If the answer is yes, he’s a rugged interior fit who can absorb contact and give you dependable frontcourt muscle[1][4].
