Morgan State University Athletics

›› 2025-26 (JUNIOR) AT MORGAN STATE:
Saw action in 20 games, started in six games, and averaged 13 minutes per contest ... Averaged 3.9 points, 3.8 rebounds, and led the MEAC with 30 blocked shots ... Shot 54.7 percent (29-53) from the field and 69 percent (20-29) from the free throw line ... Scored double-figures in three games ... Recorded a season high 18 points (9-9 FG) with 10 rebounds and four blocked shots in 23 minutes versus Virginia-Lynchburg (Jan. 20) ... Recorded a double-double against Maryland Eastern Shore (Feb. 7) by scoring 17 points and hauling down 11 rebounds, to go along with four blocks ... Grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds and had six blocked shots at Norfolk State (Jan. 26) ... Two-time MEAC Defensive Player of the Week (Feb. 2, Feb. 9) ...

›› WEST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE: 
Attended from June 2020 to June 2024 … Earned a  degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences - Behavioral & Social Sciences … Under the guidance of head coach Anthony Jones, Harris led the West LA Wildcats to a successful season, averaging 11.9 points and 8.3 rebounds per game … Shot 53% from the field … In the 2022-23 season, he appeared in 22 games and helped the Wildcats achieve a 19-11 overall record and a 10-4 in conference record … He averaged 8.5 points, 5.1 rebounds ... He led the team as a freshman with 38 blocked shots … Score in double figures nine times, including a standout performance against Citrus where he notched a season-high 26 points, along with 13 rebounds and four blocks …

›› HIGH SCHOOL: 
Attended Westchester Enriched Science & Magnets ... 2020 Basketball CIF Champions … First Team All-League selection … Scored 26 points, 17 rebounds … Was named Defensive Player of the Year … 2x First Team All- League selection …

›› MISCELLANEOUS
Son of Sita Singh and Marland Harris Sr. ... goes by "Mar" …  Born June 21, 2001 ... Has four siblings: Emily, Camille, Marsaan and Jermain ... arts and liberal studies major … Is expected to graduate May 2026 … His career goal is to play professional basketball and go further into criminal justice ... Lists his father as his biggest sports influence “because he always was into sports. I use to crawl on the couch and try to play the game as a child. He always believed in me in anything I wanted to do in life and pushed me hard in the gym everyday as a child” … He chose Morgan State University because "of basketball but I have always wanted to attend a HBCU" ... The athletic accomplishment he is most proud of is "achieving my dreams of playing Division 1 basketball" ... Enjoys playing video games.