Indiana men's basketball is continuing its aggressive pursuit of backcourt talent from the transfer portal, with another high-profile visit on the schedule this weekend. According to reports, the Hoosiers will host Duke transfer guard Darren Harris for an official visit starting Saturday.

Harris, a rising junior, is looking for a new home after two seasons with the Blue Devils. A former four-star recruit from Paul VI Catholic High School in Virginia, he was ranked as the 39th overall prospect in the 2024 class, known for his shooting prowess. While his playing time at Duke was limited, he was part of the squad that made a run to the Elite Eight this past season, gaining valuable experience in high-stakes environments.

His stats reflect his reserve role, averaging 3.3 points in just under 10 minutes per game last season while shooting 33.3% from beyond the arc. The key question for Indiana fans is whether head coach Darian DeVries and his staff can unlock the potential that made Harris such a coveted prospect. A change of scenery and a clearer path to minutes could be exactly what the sharpshooting guard needs to thrive.

Following his visit to Bloomington, Harris is scheduled to visit Virginia, indicating a competitive recruitment is underway. For a Hoosier team looking to bolster its perimeter scoring, adding a player with Harris's pedigree and championship-level experience could be a significant move in building for the upcoming season.