Syracuse Raging Bullz Sign Some Top Players
July 16, 2007 - American Basketball Association (ABA)
Syracuse Raging Bullz News Release
Syracuse, NY. The ABA Syracuse Raging Bullz has announced the signings of four players for the expansion team that will begin play in November. According to Nicholas Fitts, team owner, "Our goal is to compete for the league championship in our first year - and these first four players are an example of the type of talent we will put on the floor."
Louis McCullough, 6'6" forward, 220 lb half brother of Minnesota Timberwolves star Kevin Garnett and cousin to LA Lakers Shammond Williams. "A great guy, a great player and we're very proud to have him on our team."
Dayshawn Wright, 6'7" forward who played for the Syracuse Orange Men. "Dayshawn is considered a definite NBA prospect and the Raging Bullz should give him the exposure he needs."
Marlin Johnson, 6'5" forward who played for the ABA Buffalo Silverbacks. "He knows what it takes to compete in this league."
Joe Ferris, 6'7" forward who played overseas and is a Syracuse city favorite. "Having strong local players is something we committed to do."
For more information, visit www.syracuseragingbullz.com or email nfittssr@yahoo.com or visit www.abalive.com.
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