BAKERSFIELD, Calif.- CSU Bakersfield head men's basketball coach Rod Barnes has added another component to his 2012-13 squad with the addition of San Bernardino Valley College forward Tevin Harris, who signed a National Letter of Intent with the Roadrunners on Thursday.

Harris, the 6'8" 220-pound forward averaged 9.3 points and 5.4 rebounds per game during his sophomore season with SBVC while shooting 52 percent from the field and blocking 74 shots. He was also named to the All-Conference team in the Foothill Conference as SBVC won their third straight regular season title.

"Tevin is a guy that we feel can make an immediate impact on our front line," Barnes said. "He's a long, athletic forward who's a very good rebounder and shot blocker and his versatility gives us an opportunity to play with a bigger lineup next season."

Harris, a Dallas, Tex., native helped SBVC to their fourth straight playoff appearance with a 25-6 record for a Wolverine squad who advanced to the finals of the Southern California Regional playoffs last season.

"Tevin has been well-coached by coach Brewer at San Bernardino Valley, a program that has established itself as one of the best in the region while consistently competing at a high level in the always tough Foothill Conference," Barnes said.

Tevin Harris is the second student-athlete to sign a letter of intent this week following Corey Hall of Ventura College. Harris and Hall, along with Sacramento High's Erik Kinney who signed in the Fall signing period, will join a Roadrunner squad that finished a program-best 16-15 last season at the Division I level and returns 8 players from that team along with redshirts Javonte Maynor, Brandon Barnes and Kregg Jones.