Arkansas-little Rock Signs 3 To Basketball Letters

National/International Headline List General Wire, San Antonio Express-News: World
Thu, 11/14/2013 - 7:20pm

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — University of Arkansas-Little Rock basketball coach Steve Shields has announced the signings of three players to the Trojan basketball program. Shields says guards James Reid and Jerron Washington and forward Andre Brown have signed national letters of intent with UALR. Each of the three are currently junior college players.

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