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NCAA Basketball Recruiting: Top 10 mid-major recruits for 2018-19

By Jerran Anderson

FULLERTON, CA - NOVEMBER 26: Head coach Tommy Amaker of the Harvard Crimson in the first half of the game against the Cal State Fullerton Titans at the Titan Gym on November 26, 2017 in Fullerton, California. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images)
FULLERTON, CA - NOVEMBER 26: Head coach Tommy Amaker of the Harvard Crimson in the first half of the game against the Cal State Fullerton Titans at the Titan Gym on November 26, 2017 in Fullerton, California. (Photo by Jayne Kamin-Oncea/Getty Images) /
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6. Jermaine Harris – Forward – Rhode Island

Head coach Dan Hurley left the Rhode Island Rams for the UConn Huskies head coaching job, but that didn’t stop forward Jermaine Harris from honoring his commitment. Harris chose the Rams over West Virginia and Xavier, two Power 5 contenders, and looks to make an impact right away as a freshman.

He is a 6-foot-8, four-star prospect, with the ability to play either forward position and in some instances, the center position, given his 200-pound frame. Harris has the ability to play inside and out, depending on what’s needed. Considering Rhode Island will need to replace Jared Terrell and E.C. Matthews, the addition of Harris comes at a good time.

Rhode Island will have solid guard play with the return of Jeff Dowtin and Fatts Russell, but their frontcourt will need more firepower. They’ll have Cyril Langevine back for his junior season, but not much else. Harris will be one player with the potential to contribute right away, especially with his versatility.

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