Davey Harris Committed to San Diego State Basketball
The 6-foot-6 prospect chose the Aztecs over several notable collegiate programs.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Basketball
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Three-star prospect Davey Harris has announced his commitment to join the San Diego State University basketball program. The high school senior from Los Angeles selected the Aztecs following a campus visit two weeks ago.
Why it matters
Harris cited his trust in the university's coaching process and a personal desire to embrace a new competitive challenge. His decision brings a high-scoring talent into the program after he reportedly fielded offers from schools including Stanford and Washington State.
Harris is a 6-foot-6 recruit who averaged 19 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists during his previous high school season at the Windward School. He chose San Diego State over a list of suitors that included Stanford, Cal, Boise State, New Mexico, Colorado State, UNLV, and Washington State.
The players
Davey Harris
He is a 6-foot-6 high school senior and basketball prospect currently attending the Windward School.
D.J. Gay
He is the current head coach of the Windward School basketball team and a former player for San Diego State.
The details
The announcement was made via social media, marking a significant win for the San Diego State program. Harris is coached by former Aztec standout D.J. Gay, who was inducted into the school's Hall of Fame in 2017.
Timeline
D.J. Gay played for San Diego State during the 2010-11 season.
D.J. Gay was inducted into the San Diego State Hall of Fame in 2017.
D.J. Gay became the head coach at Windward School in 2022.
Davey Harris visited the San Diego State campus two weeks ago.
Davey Harris announced his commitment on September 22, 2026.
Season Trajectory
The arrival of a three-star recruit like Harris suggests that San Diego State is looking to maintain competitive continuity as it navigates future recruiting cycles. His commitment highlights the influence of program alumni in shaping the current roster's development.
Adding a perimeter threat who averages 19 points per game provides the Aztecs with immediate offensive depth for future rotations. The commitment solidifies a key roster spot as the coaching staff looks to integrate new talent from the Los Angeles high school circuit.
The takeaway
Selecting a college program involves evaluating both the coaching staff's track record and the potential for individual growth. Prospective athletes often benefit from mentorship provided by coaches who have successfully navigated the same collegiate environment.
What happens next
Mahamadou Diop is scheduled to visit the San Diego State University campus this weekend.
Further reading
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