KENDRE HARRISON RETURNS TO REIDSVILLE
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Crystal ball is currently 100% for Oregon. Surprised me, thought it would be between Tennessee and UNC.
I know nothing about him or the recruiting. If he picks Oregon, I could see him transferring out to come closer to home. Oregon is a long way away.
Charlotte was too far for him
I do think Oregon is a good spot for him….I’m sure he has a great NIL deal and it’s a lot better for him than having to play in the sec and the grind of that conference
UNC don't seem to be doing as well with recruiting since NIL started especially basketball. I expected him to go there until the losses this year
If things remain as they are with the transfer portal and NIL, each passing year will grow the gap between the “have’s” and the “have-not’s” in the collegiate (and perhaps even high school) revenue sports. Only certain schools with DEEP pockets will be able to entice the 5* and upper 4* talent. Just my opinion.
Oregon has the money to move his family out west, I do not think being homesick will be a factor. I honestly thought Tennessee would be his choice because of the strengths of BB and FB teams.
Phil Knight and Nike money. If he goes, that’s why.
Leaning toward Oregon but I would assume that both Tennessee and UNC as well as others won’t stop their recruitment until Signing Day or even May of 2026
The rain and dreary in Pacific Northwest is enough to depress most people.
Boone ain't all that bad if you meet the right person. I did. Dreary at times but they kept the dorms warm.
If he goes to Oregon good luck lol. No place a 18 year wants to be. Football coach is a joke and their BB program is a joke. Stay home and go to UNC. He couldn't leave Reidsville for Charlotte lol
Been to Portland in January everybody seemed to have sinus infection. Rain for 30 straight days.
He would have a hard time playing basketball at TN. Rick Barnes isn’t going to wait around on football season to be over. Oregon is the easiest place to play both.
Why would he pick UNC? No reason at all.
Why Tennessee? No reason at all.
Why Oregon? Dan Lanning will build him into a MAN or he won’t make it at all. Lanning building a great culture and any prospect would love to be a part of it. Oregon to me( die hard fan for past 22 years) is the obvious choice .
Why Tennessee? No reason at all.
Why Oregon? Dan Lanning will build him into a MAN or he won’t make it at all. Lanning building a great culture and any prospect would love to be a part of it. Oregon to me( die hard fan for past 22 years) is the obvious choice .
Oh I know him lol I’m waiting to what kind of run we make this year when we get our players back.
I’m curious. Kendre has been listed as 6’8” or 6’9”. Saw an article this morning showing him at 6’6”. How tall is he really?
Does not matter who KH commits to, still plenty of time to flip him. Anxious to see who UNC hires. KH should be one of the first phone calls he makes.
Given recent history, way too soon to commit.
Yall worried about his commitment for college but Im wondering where he plays next season?
Reidsville lists him at 6'7 so 6'6 is probably the real height
Thanks. I know that his freshman year, I kept seeing him listed at 6’8” or 6’9”. I know he’s an excellent athlete but a lot of difference between 6’6” and 6’9”, especially in basketball.
Oregon it is
Congrats young man..... Big future ahead....
Congrats young man..... Big future ahead....
Oregon is the highest bidder so far. But don't count Miami out. They have the $$$$ as well.
The coaches asked him to play defense against E. Rutherford. He didn't want to play defense and it showed. Total non factor.
See you’re back at it Mule. Just support the kid as an adult and a Reidsville supporter. He won’t be playing any defense at the next level, anyway
My sleeper was Penn State, one of the first if not the first to offer him in both sports. Things can always change, though.
Don't think he plays both sports at the next level for all they ears he's in school. TBH he might even play at 6'6 in basketball, 6'6 is like the new age point guard
5-star multisport star Harrison commits to Oregon
Five-star 2026 tight end Kendre' Harrison, No. 6 in the ESPN Junior 300, announced his commitment to Oregon, where he plans to play football and basketball.
www.espn.com
I agree Dan Lanning is going to get the best out of this young man. Structure and accountability is something he needs and will get at Oregon.
He might need to visit Baker to try and keep him first