Former Duke guard Darren Harris has transferred to the Indiana Hoosiers after entering the transfer portal. He played limited minutes at Duke, averaging 2.8 points over two seasons.
Former Duke guard Darren Harris has committed to join the Indiana Hoosiers after entering the transfer portal less than a week ago.
In two seasons with the Blue Devils, Harris never saw much of the floor, playing in 57 contests and averaging just 8.4 minutes per game during his tenure.
As a result, his numbers took a hit, averaging 2.8 points, 0.9 rebounds, 0.4 assists and 0.2 steals.
With two years of eligibility remaining, Harris will now join the Hoosiers in hopes of playing more frequently.
There, he'll join a team that finished 10th in the Big Ten last season and 18-14 overall.
This article originally appeared on Duke Wire: Former Duke guard Darren Harris transfers to Big Ten school
Darren Harris transferred to Indiana to seek more playing time after limited opportunities at Duke, where he averaged only 8.4 minutes per game.
Darren Harris has two years of eligibility remaining after transferring to the Indiana Hoosiers.
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