Michigan Reportedly Out of the Running for Tennessee Basketball Transfer Target Juke Harris

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The list is seemingly narrowing for coveted Wake Forest transfer Juke Harris. Considered the top player in the transfer portal this cycle by On3, he’s had a number of suitors attempting to reel him in while he also considers forgoing his eligibility and staying in the NBA draft.

However, recently, the buzz has all been around Tennessee basketball landing his talents. With Vol fans anxiously awaiting an announcement, it seems one of his other options is off the table, too.

On Friday, Maize & Blue Review (On3) publisher Josh Henschke reported that the Wolverines have ‘been informed they’re out of the running’ to land Harris. He had already previously predicted UT to land Harris, as well, which he said he’s now even more confident in.

The other team that is reportedly in the mix to land Harris is North Carolina. The Tar Heels are entering their first year under Michael Malone.

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Henschke isn’t the only person to predict Harris to land with Tennessee, either. On Friday, On3 insider Pete Nakos also logged his prediction for the Vols to earn the commitment. On3 insider and RTI: Low-Down co-host Chris Low also shared his thoughts on the podcast powered by Rocky Top Insider.

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“You never say never, but all my intel says this week that Juke Harris will pull the trigger and come to Tennessee,” Low said. “I know his mom is a big fan of the program, a big fan of Rick Barnes. Tennessee was right there in it out of high school.”

Harris is coming off a sophomore season in which he averaged 21.4 points on 44.4% shooting from the field and 33.3% shooting from three-point range. He made 87 three-pointers during the year, as well.

The Salisbury, North Carolina native earned ACC Most Improved Player and Second Team All-ACC for the standout season.

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