Dylan Harper
2023 CBB Stats
PTS
0.0
REB
0.0
AST
0.0
STL
0.0
BLK
0.0
2024 Projections
No signs of knee trouble
Harper underwent an offseason knee procedure but does not appear to have limitations heading into the 2024-25 season, Brian Fonseca of the Star-Ledger reports.
ANALYSIS
Harper returned to practice for the Scarlet Knights in late-July and then participated in a team scrimmage on September 28, where he was second on the team with 15 points while also provided six assists (per the team's official site). It doesn't appear as if anything will be holding back the five-star freshman when exhibition play opens up in a few weeks. Harper is slated to step in and immediately start at point guard -- an inconsistent position for the team in 2023-24.
Harper returned to practice for the Scarlet Knights in late-July and then participated in a team scrimmage on September 28, where he was second on the team with 15 points while also provided six assists (per the team's official site). It doesn't appear as if anything will be holding back the five-star freshman when exhibition play opens up in a few weeks. Harper is slated to step in and immediately start at point guard -- an inconsistent position for the team in 2023-24.
College Basketball Stats
Loading CBB Stats...
2023 CBB Split Stats
Loading CBB Stats...
Scarlet Knights Depth Chart
Our full team depth charts are reserved for RotoWire subscribers.
Subscribe Now
Recent RotoWire Articles Featuring Dylan Harper See More
The ongoing results of the 2024-25 Fantasy College Basketball Staff Draft are discussed. How do projections/rankings transfer to a real-life league? Where does top freshman Cooper Flagg land?
How far can the Boilermakers go without Zach Edey? Who else will threaten them for the league's top spot? Who will the top fantasy assets be? All this and more is covered in our annual Big Ten preview.
Fantasy college basketball players in leagues that use the entire D1 player pool won't want to miss RotoWire's top-150 overall player rankings before the 2024-25 season.
Topping the Power Conference Top-150 for the second consecutive season is Hunter Dickinson, who is poised for another huge year at Kansas. Check out the rest of our college basketball rankings for 2024-25.