Interesting articale from the POST:
"With similarities in size and skills, experience and athleticism, TCU senior Desmond Bane has patterned his game after Joe Harris. And he says he’d be the same kind of plug-and-play 3-and-D success for the Nets that Harris has.
The Nets interviewed Bane back in April, when teams were permitted to speak with draft prospects. And with Brooklyn holding the No. 19 pick, the 6-foot-5, 215-pound wing could be the perfect sweet-shooting support for Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
“I believe I’m their first interview as well. It was very early on, and the interest was significant,” Bane said Wednesday via Zoom. “I spoke with the Nets very early on in the process, and the interview went great. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving are going to be huge focal points of the team, so you’ve got to have guys like Joe Harris who can run around off screens and occupy defenses and make shots away from the ball.
“That’s actually the guy that I study a lot in the NBA, just because we’re similar size, we played four years, he’s a tough guy, makes shots off a lot of different movements, can play off of handoffs and things like that. So that’s somebody that I really try to model my game after. He’s had great success in the Brooklyn organization and I feel like I could have similar success.”
Harris is a former 3-point champ and second in the league from deep over the past three years, but now he’s an unrestricted free agent. Bane could be his understudy, but could also end up as insurance.
Like Harris, the 22-year-old is a four-year college player and arguably the class’ top shooter with NBA range. He averaged 16.6 points, 6.3 boards and 3.9 assists as a senior, hitting 44.2 percent from 3-point range."