Dylan Harper: It would be a “honor” to train with LeBron James

Dylan Harper, a guard that plays for Rutgers University in New Jersey, has recently increased his share volume. He is considered one of the best college basketball players in the nation, and a growing number of people believe that he is the best view in this year’s NBA design class outside the Cooper Flag of Duke University.

He achieves an average of 19.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.4 steel this season and he has established himself as a dangerous player who can score from all three levels. With 6-foot 6 and 210 pounds, it has a lot of length and a smooth sportiness.

The 18-year-old (he turns 19 years old) is the son of Ron Harper, the former high-flying security guard, who reinforced himself as a reliable role player in five NBA championship teams, including two with Los Angeles Lakers. The older Harper, who won his first three rings next to Michael Jordan, has mocked the term that LeBron James is considered the greatest ever, but the younger Harper feels different.

The younger Harper spoke to the NBA insider Brandon “Scoop B” Robinson and said that he saw James as the greatest player ever and at the same time said that it would be “an honor” to train with the four-time MVP.

Just about a month ago, James himself had some nice things to say about the young guard, which the basketball community made aware of in the New York metropolitan region.

When it comes to selecting a living NBA superstar to train and learn with the basketball game, you can’t go wrong with James, who continues to play at a superstar level at the age of 40 and seems to be enthusiastic about Luka Doncic through the recent addition of Luka Doncic.

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