Coming out of high school, he was ranked next to Jabari Parker, Andrew Wiggins and Julius Randle as the best in the nation, and yet above Aaron Harrison's locker is not his name, but rather the two words: "DALLAS MAVERICKS."
The locker for the Mavs' guard is Harrison's to be used, but it's not his. Not yet.
Harrison isn't complaining, and he is not a cliche cautionary tale, but he is another side of the annual draft process that begins now.
He is the McDonald's All-American who went to Kentucky, came out early only to be undrafted and now is another anonymous face begging to get into the NBA via the G-League and the hope of a 10-day contract.