Harris is another play-making athlete who is a legitimate weapon on defense, offense, and special teams. He does an outstanding job of reading the field, and he has the football understanding and awareness to be in the right spots at the right times. His methodical approach to the game helps him strategize big plays that result in takeaways or touchdowns. His physicality and toughness make him a hitter who comes downhill to deliver devastating blows. Harris played a large role in a state championship-winning season last year and has continued to be a difference-maker, helping him land offers from Lindenwood and CSU-Pueblo.

Harris is a player that plays with speed and looks like he is shot out of a cannon when he reacts, coming downhill 100mph. This is what makes him pop on tape as you see him come flying in to make the play. He shows good hands being able to come down with the interception, being explosive and turning it into a house call. He is great at tackling in the open field and doesn’t allow ball carriers to pick up extra yardage. He has good vision, being able to roam the field and play instinctual, reacting to what he sees and playing fast when he does. Will be a player with a lot of eyes on him after coming off of a championship and should be able to continue to dominate on the defensive side of the ball.

Harris is an excellent coverage safety with outstanding instincts and athleticism. He reads the field well while continuously gaining depth as routes push down the field, keeping a tight lid on deep routes. His ability to break on the beginning twitch of the quarterback’s throwing motion shows his strong understanding of the game and his position. Harris played a significant role on one of the more dominant defenses in the state, earning a 4A state title and an offer from Lindenwood.

Harris is a playmaker with a high motor and great instincts, which helped him stand out during his junior year on one of the best defenses in the state. His ability to fly downhill and clean up run plays is a testament to how quickly he can break down the play and his overall athleticism. He does a fantastic job attacking the ball in the air or upon contact with the ball carrier, putting him in positions to force turnovers and secure takeaways. Harris finished his breakout junior season with five interceptions and a 4A state championship title.