Harrison Ingram, the 6-foot-5 forward who played at Stanford and North Carolina, has signed with the Utah Jazz after spending his first two pro seasons with the San Antonio Spurs, mostly on two-way contracts and with the Austin Spurs in the G League. The Spurs withdrew his qualifying offer, making him an unrestricted free agent in July before he joined Utah, with terms of the deal not disclosed. Ingram appeared in 12 NBA games over two seasons, but excelled in the G League, averaging about 14.3 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.4 assists in 33.3 minutes per game for Austin. His performance included a late-season stretch as a productive two-way player and a G League Player of the Week recognition, highlighting his ability to contribute both on the floor and in development roles. Utah’s reported plan for him could involve an Exhibit 10 contract with a training camp invitation and potential time with the Jazz’s G League affiliate, depending on how the deal is structured. Ingram’s move continues a path from college standout to professional role player, with the Jazz aiming to integrate him into their roster and development system.