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NC State basketball offers Reidsville 5-star Kendre Harrison – HighSchoolOT
The North Carolina State men’s basketball program has offered Reidsville High School two-sport standout Kendre Harrison. It is his fourth offer to play basketball.
Harrison reported the offer to his X account on Saturday after he spent some time with NC State head coach Kevin Keatts.
The 6-foot-7 sophomore has a blood connection to the NC State: his uncle C.C. Harrison played for the Wolfpack’s basketball program in the 90s.
Harrison also holds basketball offers from Texas A&M, Florida State, and Wake Forest. All four of the universities previously offered Harrison in football. He holds over 20 offers to play football.
The sophomore is considered a 5-star prospect and is ranked No. 20 basketball player in the class of 2026 by ESPN. As a football prospect, Harrison is ranked as the No. 5 best prospect nationally by 247Sports.
As a freshman, Harrison helped lead Reidsville to the 2A state championship game. The 26-0 Rams fell to a more experienced Farmville Central team in the title game. Harrison averaged 21.5 points, 15.1 rebounds, and 4.4 blocks per game in his first year as a high schooler.
Harrison is open about his desire to play both sports at the next level.