veteran EMU forward with efficient, low-drama production
RayJon Harris has been a steady Eastern Michigan frontcourt piece, with career-best efficiency in the 2020-21 season (.486 field-goal shooting) and a role that expanded to a career-high 18.8 minutes per game in 2021-22[5][3]. Earlier stat lines show she’s been a reliable, physical rebounder and interior contributor, and EMU also described her as a crucial part of the lineup that year[8][3]. The upside here is fit: a seasoned, team-first forward who brings experience, toughness, and efficient finishing rather than flashy scoring—exactly the kind of glue player coaches love.
