Defensive disruption is his strongest selling point, and he provided plenty of that. He played 52 minutes over the two scrimmages and racked up five steals and four blocks in his floor time. Perhaps more importantly, he impacted the games on offense, too, averaging 12 points and four assists while shooting 5-of-11 from three.

Baylor product VJ Edgecombe, who made an impression at the 2024 Olympics, edges out Harper’s Rutgers teammate Ace Bailey on points at No. 3, and the decision seems to hinge on that pair — either Edgecombe or Bailey claims 8 of 10 No. 3 slots and all 10 at No. 4.