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Hillsborough trio commit to Webber
Posted Feb 1, 2010 by Bill Ward
Updated Feb 2, 2010 at 10:20 AM
Hillsborough linemen Dan Ljuna, Aldophus Barnes and Brandon McFadden car-pooled it to Babson Park on Friday for an official visit at Webber International University. And according to Terriers coach Earl Garcia, they liked what they saw.
Garcia said the trio made a verbal commitment to Webber, an NAIA school in athletics, Monday. Garcia said his players were impressed by the Warriors’ football facilities and coaching staff, which is led by former Bloomingdale High coach Kelly Scott. The Warriors posted a 4-6 record last fall and finished the season with a 35-30 victory over Savannah State.
At Webber, Ljuna, Barnes and McFadden will join four other former Hillsborough players, running back Iziah Wyche, defensive back Nathan Singletary amd offensive lineman Chris Platts and linebacker Victor Bynume.
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