CMU Lands Fordson Forward

When there are population outliers with the height and athletic ability to be a Division 1 forward rasied in your own state, you’ve gotta get on it, which is what Central Michigan did earning a commitment from 6-9 Dearborn Fordson senior Mohammad Habhab. After showing flashes as a sophomore posting some double-doubles, Habhab had his…

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