Four-star point guard Dajuan Harris, a former Missouri State signee who played for Peach Jam champion Mokan Elite earlier this month, announced his commitment to Kansas over Twitter.
He plans to be part of the Jayhawks’ 2019 class, according to Matt Scott of KUSports.com.
Harris asked out of his letter of intent with Missouri State to return to high school and attempt to get offers from Blue Blood programs, according to the Kansas City Star.
He was offered by Kansas on July 9, according to the Kansas City Star. Mokan won the Peach Jam on July 14, In the championship game, he had a near triple-double with 13 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds, according to 247Sports. He averaged 7.1 assists throughout.
The former Rock Bridge High School (Columbia, Missouri) star, who helped the team win a championship last school year, committed to Kansas.
110% committed 🔵🔴 pic.twitter.com/WWoEuocBL5
— Dajuan Harris (@DajuanH10) July 17, 2019
Harris is ranked as the No. 1 player in the Missouri 2019 high school class, according to the 247Sports Composite. He is the No. 9 point guard and No. 101 player in the country.
He is the third four-star player in the Jayhawks recruiting class, joining Jalen Wilson of Guyer (Denton, Texas) and Tristan Enaruna of Wasatch Academy (Mount Pleasant, Utah).
A three-star Kansas commit, Christian Braun, is a good friend of Harris, according to the Kansas City Star. Harris lived with the Braun family during summers since sixth grade for Mokan basketball, which Braun’s brother, Missouri sophomore Parker Braun, also played for, according to the outlet.
