Uncommitted
Scout Report
Standing 6-5 with a smooth shooting stroke, this rising sophomore guard is already making waves in the national recruiting landscape with double-digit Division I offers.
Background
Hailing from St. Petersburg, Florida, Nijuan Harris has established himself as one of the premier young talents in the Sunshine State. The 2028 prospect has been turning heads at the high school level while building his reputation on the AAU circuit. His development trajectory has caught the attention of college programs across the country, leading to early recruitment interest despite being just a sophomore.
Playing Style
Harris possesses the ideal frame for a modern shooting guard, combining his 6-5 wingspan with developing court vision and scoring instincts. His ability to shoot from deep range makes him a constant threat from beyond the arc, while his length allows him to create separation against smaller defenders. The young guard shows flashes of playmaking ability and can handle the ball effectively in transition. As he continues to add strength and refine his defensive fundamentals, Harris projects as a versatile two-way player who can impact winning at multiple levels.
Recruitment
With 10 Division I offers already in hand, including Power Five programs like Florida State and Virginia Tech, Harris is establishing himself as a priority target for college coaches nationwide. His #54 national ranking in the 2028 class reflects his high ceiling and continued development potential. The early attention from programs like Cal, Florida International, and Louisiana demonstrates the broad appeal of his skill set across different conferences and coaching philosophies.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Career Journey
St. Petersburg
PREP SCHOOL
Career Highlights
36 PTS, 18 REB, 5 AST
Sophomore Surge: Florida's Emerging 2028 Prospects
33pts breaks City of Palms premier scoring record previously set at 32pts
Offers
10
Cal
Florida State
Virginia Tech
Florida International
LouisianaSocial Activity
Blessed to receive an offer from The university of Georgia, Thank you to the coaching staff and God most Importantly. @ugabasketball @UGAAthletics @UGABasketball @247Sports @PrepHoops @VerbalCommits https://t.co/yQhMeHz7Lz