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Across 29 appearances — some of which came as he dealt with illness and an ankle sprain — Harper averaged 19.4 points on 48.4% shooting (57.4% on twos, 33.3% on threes, 75% on free throws), 4. ...

Harper averaged 19.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, and four assists in his lone season with the Scarlet Knights, a part of a trailblazing class of college rookies going straight to the pros.

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Dylan Harper’s mom Maria was taking in the moment of her son going second overall to the Spurs as the internet was buzzing about her at the 2025 NBA Draft on Wednesday night.

Dylan Harper's mother drew a lot of attention at the 2025 NBA Draft for her stunning looks. With fans taking notice, they poured in on social media to share their reactions.

Dylan Harper’s mom, Maria, was taking in the moment of her son going second overall to the Spurs as the internet was buzzing about her at the 2025 NBA Draft on Wednesday night. “It’s surreal ...

Newly drafted San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper says working out with Giannis Antetokounmpo alongside his former Rutgers teammate Ace Bailey last season changed the way he sees the game.

Harper is fresh off averaging 19.4 points per game for what became a loaded Scarlet Knights team featuring multiple first round talents. Ace Bailey (Utah Jazz) landed at No. 5 to the Utah Jazz.

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Night 1 of the NBA Draft will see a return of college basketball players flooding the first round including Duke's Cooper Flagg going No. 1 overall.