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Nine Fishburne Military School basketball players headed to D1

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Ed Huckaby circles the date on his calendar each year. National Signing Day is a big deal for prospective college student-athletes, and the crowded table in the foyer at Fishburne Military School on Wednesday meant it was a big deal for nine young men who will continue their basketball careers with Division I schools.

“It’s a happy day for the families. A lot of guys are settled on their collage careers now, furthering their education, and they can relax and concentrate on having a good school year. It’s going to be over before they know it,” said Huckaby, the founding coach of the four-year postgraduate basketball program at Fishburne.

This year’s group of Caisson signees includes one who signed Wednesday with a national program (Kuran Iverson, a 6’10” small forward, who signed with Memphis) and three future CAA players (William and Mary’s Daniel Dixon, Towson’s Walter Foster and Delaware’s Barnett Harris).

For Huckaby, whose team is ranked #3 in the Mason-Dixon Combine Top 10 national poll of PG teams and #5 in the Recruit Dirt Top 20 poll including all prep basketball programs, what happens on National Signing Day is as important, or maybe even more so, than what happens on the court.

“How many players are signing early and how many players overall will be going to college, that’s the measurement of the program. You can’t just measure the program by wins. If you’re doing that, you don’t have a program, you just have a team,” Huckaby said.

 

Fishburne Military School Class of 2013 Signees

Chase Cormier (6’0″ guard, Windsor Mill, Md.) – Grambling

Will Darley (6’7″ guard, Timonium, Md.) – Maryland-Baltimore County

Daniel Dixon (6’5″ guard, Great Falls, Va.) –  William and Mary

Walter Foster (6’8″ forward, Atlanta, Ga.) – Towson

Barnett Harris (6’9″ forward, Monroeville, Pa.) – Delaware

Kuran Iverson (6’10” forward, Hartford, Conn.) – Memphis

Alassane Kah (6’9″ forward, Columbus, Ohio) – Western Kentucky

Magnus Richards (6’7″ forward, Silver Springs, Md.) – Binghamton

Marcel Simon (6’6″ forward, Heidelberg, Germany) – Texas-Pan American

 

More at www.FishburnePGBasketball.org.

 

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