Everyone Had Same Reaction To Dylan Harper's Mom Tonight
- Dylan Harper, a 6-foot-6 guard and former Rutgers standout, was chosen as the second overall pick by the Spurs during the NBA Draft held on June 25 at the Barclays Center.
- Harper, a highly sought five-star recruit who stayed close to home in New Jersey, credits his mother Maria for coaching him through high school and pushing him hardest in basketball.
- Harper set a Rutgers freshman record with 564 points, averaged 19.4 points and 4.6 rebounds, and highlighted the Spurs' strong team chemistry as a positive fit.
- Maria Harper, a former college basketball player whose father competed for the Philippines in jai alai at the 1968 Olympics, praised her son Dylan’s passion for basketball, his relentless effort, strong commitment, and modest character.
- Harper's draft marks the highest pick from North Jersey and Rutgers' first first-rounder since 2006, reflecting new NBA opportunities and family pride linked to his five-time champion father Ron Harper.
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Dylan Harper's Mom, Who Coached Him In High School, Goes Viral During NBA Draft
Dylan Harper’s mom, Maria, took the Internet by storm during the NBA draft. During high school, Harper was coached by his mom, who was a former college basketball player. “We’re playing the sport we love. They’re playing it, I’m coaching it. It’s a family affair, and that’s how pure it is in our family,” Maria told Jersey Sports Zone in April 2023. https://twitter.com/JSZ_Sports/status/1937878778753024499 On Thursday, Harper was selected second …
Dylan Harper's 'Stunning' Mom Goes Viral At NBA Draft
Gia Duddy's New NBA Boyfriend (1:05) Dylan Harper's mom is going viral at the 2025 NBA Draft in Brooklyn, New York on Wednesday night.The Rutgers Scarlet Knights star went No. 2 overall in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft on Wednesday night. Harper, a five-star recruit, was one-and-done at Rutgers. He and Ace Bailey, another top five prospect, failed to lead the Scarlet Knights to the NCAA Tournament, but both are projected to do big things…
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