2011-12: Harris started six times...the guard played in all 27 games...Harris was fifth on the team in three-point field goals (11) and assists (43)...the junior scored a season-high 10 points at Grand Valley State (Feb. 9)...had two treys in a game three times...grabbed a season-high four rebounds at home against Michigan Tech (Feb. 16)...reached his season high of six assists twice - at home against Point Park (Nov. 23) and at Ohio Dominican (Feb. 2)...four times he had two steals in a game...Harris was named to the GLIAC All-Academic Excellence Team (3.50 GPA or higher) as a finance major.

2010-11: Harris provided a spark from the point guard position in his first season in an AU uniform… he was one of four players to play in all 26 games, starting the last 18 games… he played at least 30 minutes in all but three of his starts… Harris was fifth in the GLIAC in steals per game (1.7)… Harris was fourth on the team in scoring with 8.3 points per game and led the team with 75 assists (2.9 per game)… he scored a career-high 22 points twice, the first at Lake Erie (Dec. 11) and then at Tiffin (Feb. 5) – both AU wins… he buried 4-of-5 three-pointers against the Dragons… Harris also registered seven assists twice – against Ohio Dominican (Feb. 3) and against the Storm (Feb. 26)… he scored in double figures eight times… he had four steals in back-to-back games in early February against Ohio Dominican and Tiffin and had multiple steals in 12 games… Harris shot 38 percent (78-for-204) from the field and 31 percent (30-for-97) from 3-point range for the season.

High School/College: Harris began his collegiate career at the University of Florida… was a student manager with the Gators and was asked to walk on at Florida for the 2010-2011 season… played high school basketball at Wyoming High School… as a senior led the Cincinnati Hills League in assists and steals.

Personal: Harris is the son of Ronald and Barbara Harris… is a finance/marketing major... father played basketball at Cleveland State and had an uncle who played baseball at Florida State and Cincinnati.