Virginia basketball lands talented mid-major guard transfer
Christian Harmon is taking his talents from Arkansas State to Virginia after starting 28 games and averaging just under 13 points this past season.
Virginia quietly finished second in the ACC regular-season standings last season, and head coach Ryan Odom hopes to make even more noise in 2026-2027. The program hopes that transfer guard Christian Harmon can help the Cavaliers take the next step. Harmon committed to Virginia on Tuesday, after entering the transfer portal to leave Arkansas State.
“I feel like I fit perfectly,” Harmon said, according to the Daily News-Record . “I come from a similar offense at Arkansas State and we run the same space-and-pace with getting up 3s and getting to the rim with kick-outs. We shared the ball a lot, so I’m going to make sure guys get open shots and guys are going to make sure I get shots.
” Beyond blessed🙏🏽……Talk to me Wahoo nation!! #committed pic. twitter.
com/Aew46Tw7Ic — Christian Harmon (@BizzHarmon) May 5, 2026 Harmon averaged just under 13 points per game for Arkansas State last season while starting 28 of 32 games. He also averaged just under four rebounds and three assists per contest. Contact/Follow @College_Wire on X and @College_Wires on Threads.