Ron Harper Jr

Former Rutgers Scarlet Knights standout Ron Harper Jr. signed a two-way contract with the Toronto Raptors after the conclusion of the 2022 NBA Draft.

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Ron Harper Jr. better have his passport in order. Right after the 2022 NBA Draft ended on Thursday night/Friday morning, the former Rutgers Men's Basketball ...

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Raptors sign Ron Harper Jr. (yeah, that Ron Harper's son) to a Two-Way contract.

The Raptors were left wanting all last year for a consistent shooting wing to emerge but other than Champagnie in some stretches, were disappointed. Big man defense and shooting wing were the two biggest needs this off-season and the Raptors have attempted to address both, albeit both players are unproven. What’s a Two-Way player you ask?

Former Rutgers star Ron Harper Jr. began his professional basketball journey on Thursday when he signed a two-way deal with the Toronto Raptors after going ...

When i worked out with them last year in pre draft, they emphasized how much they believe in developing the guys on their g league team. “Siakam, Chris Boucher, Delano Benton. All guys who developed with raptors g league team. He underwent a workout with the Raptors as he tested the NBA Draft waters in 2021, and from what he saw, Toronto is a good place for his former teammate to land.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. – Rutgers forward Ron Harper Jr. has been selected by the XXXX XX overall in the 2022 NBA Draft.

"Ron, you are now a part of a select few who played at Rutgers University and went on to play in the NBA so enjoy that," Hinson said. I know he's a great kid and I look forward to watching his career at the next level." "Ron we are thrilled to welcome you to the Rutgers NBA family," Copeland said. You are going to be a terrific pro and you are going to do great at the next level. "I think he's going to be a good player in the NBA. His shooting was very consistent at Rutgers, and he can shoot if from all the ranges. for everything you have done for Rutgers basketball," Lloyd said. It's a great honor for another Rutgers player to make it to the NBA for our fan base. Purdue, Michigan, and Nebraska. Harper Jr. was also honored on the USBWA's All-America All District team voted on by the writers and the NWABC's All-America 2nd All-District team voted on by the coaches. on being a part of the Rutgers NBA family," Douby said. I am so excited to watch Ron's NBA journey and I am thrilled for his friends and family." Harper Jr. ended his regular season with a game-winning shot against Indiana on the road and a victory in front of RU Nation against Penn State on Senior Day. Harper Jr. had his best season with the Scarlet Knights in 2021-22.

Former Rutgers star Ron Harper Jr. signed a two-way deal with the Toronto Raptors shortly after the 2022 NBA Draft.

Ron guided us to consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, hit some of the biggest shots in Rutgers history and achieved incredible individual accolades over the past four years. It marks the beginning of Harper’s NBA journey, a chance to make an impression. I am so excited to watch Ron’s NBA journey and I am thrilled for his friends and family.” “The Rutgers basketball family is so proud of Ron Harper Jr. for this opportunity with the Toronto Raptors,” Pikiell said in a press release. The former Scarlet Knights star, who signed a two-way deal with the Toronto Raptors on Thursday night after going undrafted in the 2022 NBA Draft, and his team are headed to the Summer League in Las Vegas in July. Rutgers fans can get a glimpse of Ron Harper Jr. in NBA action in a couple of weeks.