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Howard University's Bryce Harris Signs With Oklahoma City Thunder

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Posted By: Will Moss on June 27, 2026


Bryce Harris, who spent five seasons at Howard University, has signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder, marking a significant milestone for the former Bison standout as he pursues his professional basketball career.

The signing represents the culmination of Harris's dedicated tenure at the Washington, D.C.-based HBCU, where he developed his skills and emerged as a notable player for the program. His commitment to Howard through five seasons demonstrated both loyalty to the institution and a dedication to his athletic development at the historically Black university.

Key Takeaway: Bryce Harris has officially joined the Oklahoma City Thunder roster after completing five seasons with the Howard University Bison basketball program.

Harris's journey from Howard University to the NBA represents a significant achievement for both the player and the institution. The multi-year stint at Howard allowed Harris to mature as an athlete while representing one of the nation's most prestigious HBCUs on the basketball court.

The Oklahoma City Thunder organization's decision to sign Harris adds another Howard alumnus to the professional basketball ranks, continuing the university's tradition of producing talent capable of competing at the highest levels of the sport.



Howard has historically been a source of professional athletes, and Harris's signing reinforces the university's ability to develop NBA-caliber players.

Why It Matters: Harris's signing with an NBA team showcases the competitive talent emerging from HBCU basketball programs and provides inspiration for current and future student-athletes at Howard and other historically Black institutions.

The five-season commitment Harris made to Howard reflects a growing trend of players using their full eligibility at HBCUs to refine their games and increase their professional prospects. This extended development period can prove valuable for athletes seeking to make the jump to professional basketball.

For the Thunder, Harris brings the experience and maturity gained from his extensive college career. His time at Howard provided him with opportunities to face diverse competition and develop the skills necessary to compete professionally.

Highlight: Harris's five-season tenure at Howard University demonstrated exceptional loyalty to the HBCU while building the foundation for his professional career.

The signing continues to build momentum for HBCU basketball programs seeking greater recognition and opportunities for their student-athletes in professional leagues. As Harris embarks on his professional journey with the Oklahoma City Thunder, he carries with him the legacy and pride of Howard University and the broader HBCU community.

Originally reported by Google News HBCU.


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