If it weren't for Harrison Ingram, who knows how long the NBA G League would've had to wait for a triple-double this season.

Ingram is a two-way signing for the Utah Jazz. He played at North Carolina back in 2023-24 after a two-year stint at Stanford.

The 6-foot-5 forward went on to be the No. 48 overall pick in the 2024 draft by the San Antonio Spurs.

Ingram would appear in just 12 games for the Spurs from 2024-26 where he averaged only 5.1 minutes per game.

As of Oct. 17, 2026, Ingram signed a two-way deal with the Jazz to keep his NBA hopes and dreams alive.

Officially, he's the first player with a triple-double in the 2026-27 G League season thanks to his 25 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists.

The season is still extremely young, but Ingram wasted no time making a name for himself with the Salt Lake City Stars.

The City Stars defeated the Rip City Remix in the Tip-Off Tournament, 123-102, thanks to Ingram's heroic effort.

The former Tar Heel shot 10-14 overall from the field which included him making a trio of three-pointers.

Ingram was 1-2 at the free throw line and 3-4 overall from distance.

Arguably the most impressive part of his triple-double was the fact that he didn't turn the ball over a single time. Ingram was one of two starters to not finish with a turnover.

No. 00 was in the game for 38 minutes, a number that was five minutes above the next closest player on either team.

Ingram also added two steals and two blocks, so his abilities were truly on display in every area of the game.

The City Stars improved to 1-2 on Wednesday, Nov. 11, in a game where Ingram proved that he could once again be playing in the NBA by the end of the regular season.

During the 2023-24 season, Ingram started 36 of the 37 games he appeared in. He averaged a career-high 32.8 minutes per game to go along with career bests in points (12.2), rebounds (8.8), and steals (1.4) per game.

Ingram's career with the Tar Heels came to a disappointing end in the Sweet 16 when he scored 12 points and grabbed nine rebounds in UNC's 89-87 loss to Alabama.

The 23-year-old dropped double-digits in all but six regular season games at UNC.