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Men's Basketball Players 4-Year College Choices Men’s Basketball Players 4-Year College Choices • Dorian Crutcher Lake Erie College NCAA DII (2020) • James Graham Auburn University at Montgomery NCAA DII (2020) • Tyrek Battle-Holley Bloomfield College NCAA DII (2020) • Vincent Smalls Alderson Broaddus University NCAA DII (2020) • Dyshawn Jackson Notre Dame College of Ohio NCAA DII (2020) • James Anderson Jr. University of North Alabama NCAA DI (2019) • Josawah Bradford Alderson Broaddus University NCAA DII (2019) • DaeJohn Bey Notre Dame College of Ohio NCAA DII (2019) • John Draper Bluffton University NCAA DIII (2019) • Kenny Coleman Lourdes University NAIA DII (2019) • Quintin Dove University of Tennessee at Martin NCAA DI (2018) • Daniel Lott Notre Dame College of Ohio NCAA DII (2018) • Devon Robinson University of Charleston NCAA DII (2018) • Larenz Thurman Notre Dame College of Ohio NCAA DII (2018) • Wade Lowman University of Montevallo NCAA DII (2018) • Waheem Lowman Nuemann University NCAA DIII (2018) • Tymir Cooper Nuemann University NCAA DIII (2018) • Bruce Hodges III Notre Dame College of Ohio NCAA DII (2018) • Cortez Allen Point Park University NAIA DII (2017) • Kaleb Vaughn Lake Erie College NCAA DII (2018) • Kash Blackwell Rochester College NAIA DII (2016) • Austin Daniels Wilberforce University NAIA DII (2016) • Isaiah McQueen Lake Erie College NCAA DII (2016) • Mandell Ransaw Bluffton University NCAA DIII (2016) • Robert Fomby West Virginia State University NCAA DII (2015) • Cairo Brown Benedict College NCAA DII (2015) • Marquis Jackson Ohio Christian University NAIA DII (2015) • Conor Mabry Ohio Christian University NAIA DII (2015) • Miles Meredith Miles College NCAA DII (2015) • Aaron Ashley Lourdes University NAIA DII (2014) • Josh Reagan Rio Grande University NAIA DII (2013) • David Goodwater Cleveland State University NCAA DI (2012) • Darren Jones West Virginia State University NCAA DII (2006) • Darrell Harris University of Rhode Island NCAA DI (2005) • Grant Urbanski University of Montevallo NCAA DII (2005) • Michael Milton University of California at PA NCAA DII (2005) • Michael Duncan Livingstone University NCAA DII (2004) • Brian Kortovich Manhattan College NCAA DI (2002) • Marvin Rashad Fairmont State University NCAA DII (2001) • Ben Wallace Virginia Union University NCAA DII (1994) • Marcus Whitfield Norfolk State University NCAA DI (1991) • Cortez Brown Kent State University NCAA DI (1975) • James Nixon Southern Illinois University NCAA DI (1972) .
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