Mt. Vernon Guard Makes Commitment, Becomes a First
Mount Vernon point guard Marquel De Lancey, a rising senior, has committed to play at Old Dominion, which - according to the Virginian-Pilot - is the earliest a player has even committed to play for the Monarchs. He also had interest from VMI and New Hampshire.
I know mid-majors typically get their recruiting done late. And maybe my outlook is skewed by the earlier and earlier nature of big-time recruiting. But is it really true that ODU has never had a player commit before the summer entering their senior year?
By Josh Barr |
June 13, 2007; 8:42 AM ET
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The Calverton School of Calvert County is revamping its basketball program and has hired its first African-American basketball Bruce Branch. Branch is a former sportswriter and publishes the only black newspaper in Southern Maryland, the Black Connection. He also is a former high school player at St. Anthony's under John Thompson. Pretty interesting, huh.