Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Paul Harris (basketball)
I'm really not sure how one can argue that he fails to meet .  The  guidelines actually quite specifically include American college sports athletes.  So there you have it, right there.  But even if you want to get stricter than that, he's not just ''any'' college athlete, but plays at the highest level (Division I|NCAA Division I) of the sport of amateur men's basketball, in one of that level's top conferences (Big East#Basketball|The Big East), for one of that conference's (and indeed the entire sport of men's college basketball's) elite programs (Syracuse Orange#Men's basketball history|Syracuse University), and he was actually one of the most highly-touted and watched prospects in the country entering this season (though his play in this first season admittedly didn't fully bear that out).  As such a top prospect, he's also definitely been covered by independent secondary sources, like ''Sports Illustrated''.  As I see it, he's easily notable per .  If one feels the  guidelines are too loose in that area, I'd actually agree with that, but as they stand today, one cannot say he fails to meet them.  The article is just poorly written and sourced
— User:Mwelch, 00:26, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BIO||WP:BIO||WP:BIO||WP:BIO (Wikipedia:Notability)