efficient, physical forward who brought steady two-way value to Niagara
Rayvon Harris profiled as a **reliable, high-efficiency forward** for Niagara, posting 5.0 points and 3.1 rebounds per game with a strong 49.8% field-goal rate, which points to a low-mistake, finish-inside style rather than a volume scorer.[2] In his Niagara season, he showed more than box-score production: the program noted a career-high 32 minutes in the opener and described him as the team’s lone upperclassman, suggesting a player trusted for maturity, stability, and a physical presence.[1] He looks like a fit for teams needing a solid role forward who can defend, rebound, and convert efficient looks without demanding the offense run through him.[4][7]
