Wake Forest sophomore guard Juke Harris has been named the ACC’s Most Improved Player as well as 2nd Team All-ACC.
In his second season at Wake Forest, Harris improved his scoring output from 6.1 points per game in 2025 to 21.7 points per game—the 3rd highest average in the conference. On top of improving his scoring, Harris led the team with 6.7 rebounds per game and is shooting a career high 33% from beyond the arc. He scored in double digits in every one of Wake’s games this season, including scoring 30+ points in 3 games and 20+ points 17 times. Harris scored a career high 38 points against Boston College this season, tying him for the 13th most points in a single game in program history. He becomes the 1st Wake Forest player to average 20+ points per game in a season since Tim Duncan in 1997.
Congratulations to Juke!
Go Deacs!