Kendre Harrison
#154"#1 TE in the country|5⭐️ Dual Athlete x @oregonfootball @oregonbasketball #LongLiveMyGranny 💛 #LongLiveLonnie🤞🏾"
Oregon
Scout Report
Standing at 6-7 with a national top-160 ranking and nearly 40 Division I offers already in hand, this North Carolina big man has established himself as one of the premier centers in the 2026 class.
Background
Harrison hails from Reidsville, North Carolina, where he suits up for Reidsville High School. The talented center has made his mark on the AAU circuit and high school scene, drawing attention from major programs across the country. He teams up with fellow 2026 standout Dionte Neal, a point guard ranked #157 nationally who has committed to UNC Greensboro, giving Reidsville a formidable one-two punch.
Playing Style
Harrison brings an impressive combination of size and skill to the center position that has caught the eye of elite programs nationwide. At 6-7, he possesses the frame to battle in the paint while showing enough mobility to step away from the basket when needed. His ability to anchor the interior defensively while providing consistent scoring presence in the post makes him a valuable two-way player. The big man's court awareness and basketball IQ allow him to make smart decisions with the ball and create opportunities for teammates.
Recruitment
With an impressive 39 Division I offers from powerhouse programs including Oregon, Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, and Georgia, Harrison had his pick of elite destinations. The 6-7 center ultimately chose to commit to Oregon, giving the Ducks a significant building block for their future frontcourt. His national ranking of #153 in the 2026 class projects him as a potential impact player at the collegiate level.
Updated Feb 17, 2026 · Analysis by PrepRadar Scouting Team
Offers
39
Oregon
Committed
Chose Oregon over 38 other offers
Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Colorado
FloridaSocial Activity
5-star Oregon commit Kendre’ Harrison makes the game look too easy 🔥 @SupremeDre8 Route work and a 1-hand snag for the No. 1 TE in the nation #UANext https://t.co/8CmkV2g1vR
@NateBish Jamari Johnson and Kendre Harrison gonna be like the Monstars out there at TE too
Y’all better stop playing with Mrs. Edwards & Mr. Edwards son like that… Kobe Edwards (@Kobe_3dwards) ends it in K3 fashion here at @JohnWallHoliday ‼️ https://t.co/9Zued0q2PZ
"It's going to be hard to find another Neal and Harrison in terms of athleticism. But that was not everything that made them great. And that's what the next generation should be inspired by the most." story by @JMBpreps on @SupremeDre8 & @dionte_neal https://t.co/QYWliqAiTp
.@ReidsvilleHoops holds an early Senior Night for Kendre Harrison. He’s playing in one last game for the Rams before leaving for Oregon this Sunday. @SupremeDre8 @WFMYhss https://t.co/kZ78sZUtxg