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Rankings / Athletes / Dajuan Harris Jr.

Dajuan Harris Jr.

Only corroborated player-season records; not complete career coverage.

Observed career performance

4704:06 minutes logged

Games logged
158
Minutes per game
29:46
Points per game
7.1
Rebounds / assists per game
2.0 / 5.0
Box line on three bases
BasisPtsRebAstStlBlkTOPF
Per game7.12.05.01.50.31.81.6
Per 40 minutes9.52.76.72.00.42.42.2
Season totals111632078524148279258
Shooting with attempts
ShotMade–att.PctAtt/GAtt/40
FG440–100044.0%6.38.5
2P334–70947.1%4.56.0
3P106–29136.4%1.82.5
FT130–17773.4%1.11.5
Derived rates (computed here from the box line, not published statistics)
eFG%Estimated TS%3PA / FGAFTA / FGAAST / TO
49.3%51.8%29.1%17.7%2.81

Combined corroborated seasons only; not complete career coverage. † marks a rate on fewer attempts than the floor (field goal 100, three-point 50, free throw 25). Floors are descriptive, not model output. Definitions

Linked seasons

Linked seasons, per-game and shooting rates. † marks a rate on fewer attempts than the declared floor.
SeasonTeamGMPGPtsRebAstPts/403P%FT%TS%
2021Kansas 2413:201.51.11.64.655.6%†80.0%†49.7%†
2022Kansas 3928:595.51.44.27.532.3%79.2%†49.4%
2023Kansas 3434:128.92.56.110.541.7%59.6%53.2%
2024Kansas 3035:398.82.06.69.937.5%84.0%52.8%
2025Kansas 3132:579.63.15.811.732.1%72.5%51.5%

Career identity corroborated by repeated game, team and individual-statistic matches. Unlinked seasons are excluded.

Speculative compensation · 2025–26β

No speculative compensation is published for this player: there is no current-season team to read a pool from.

No revenue-sharing budget existed before the 2025–26 season, so no compensation figure is modelled for earlier seasons.

Model-implied value and speculative compensation by seasonβ

Net points per 100 possessions by season, newest first. The speculative compensation best guess for 2025–26 only sits right after the team, so it is the first figure after the season. Ordered by season, not by value or dollars. Compensation is a best guess of a share of the school’s own revenue-sharing budget, not observed pay.
SeasonTeamSpeculative compensation (best guess)Compensation 80% rangeSplit roleNetRangeEvidencePosition on one axisOffenseDefenseWins above replacementOn-court possessionsSample and flags
2025KansasNone: no budget that season—evaluation: examined, post hoc+5.1+3.9 to +6.2Sufficient evidence+1.3+3.8+6.7range +5.9 to +7.53,599Season detail
2024KansasNone: no budget that season—evaluation: examined, post hoc+4.0+3.0 to +5.0Sufficient evidence+1.5+2.5+6.2range +5.6 to +7.13,816Season detail
2023KansasNone: no budget that season—evaluation: examined, post hoc+4.1+3.2 to +5.1Sufficient evidence+2.0+2.1+7.5range +6.7 to +8.44,024Season detail
2022KansasNone: no budget that season—development: in model selection+3.2+2.0 to +4.2Sufficient evidence+2.3+0.9Not computed for this season3,810
2021KansasNone: no budget that season—development: in model selection+0.5-0.7 to +1.9Sufficient evidence+0.5+0.0Not computed for this season1,0982020-21 season, shortened by COVID-19 cancellations; kept in the model fit with this flag.

Open circle: limited evidence. Filled circle: sufficient evidence. Vertical line: zero. This table makes no claim about change over time, so it has no change column or trend. Seasons 2011 to 2017 have a point value but no range, so none is shown. Compensation exists for 2025–26 only; earlier rows say that no budget existed. NIL methodology · Compensation methodology