Harold Fox

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Statistics

SEASONS

GP

FG%

FT%

RPG

APG

PPG

1968-69 Brevard C.C.

29

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

27.7

1969-70 Brevard C.C.

Stats Not Available

1970-71 Jacksonville

26

49.6

71.3

2.6

5.9

19.0

1971-72 Jacksonville

28

44.0

81.5

3.0

7.0

20.9

DIV I Totals

54

46.7

78.6

2.8

6.5

19.9
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0 #34 ivin lee 2017-06-23 09:59
local newspapers referred to Harold Fox and Mark 'genie bean' Christian as Batman and Robin... they won 2 state championships...Harold also played quarterback for the football team and gene was a phenomenal track star...those were the days my friend
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0 #33 Neil Falcone 2017-04-05 01:49
I graduated from Northwestern in 1961.
Played a lot of playground ball with guys
In that era. I knew Ted Haynies sister.
Saw the 67 Championship game @ Cole FH.
They put on a clinic. Ted Haynie 6' guarded
Willy Allen 6'6" and held him to single
Digits. My Wildcats dominated that night
72-41.
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+2 #32 Steven Watson 2017-03-07 23:38
Harold Fox and Turner Ogden were the best backcourt in Germany 1978-1980,I miss those brothers,they were 2 great men on and off the court.
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0 #31 Steven Watson 2017-03-07 23:31
Harold Fox and Turner Ogden in the backcourt had Baumholder Germany rocking like an earthquake in 78-80,I miss Harold and Turner,they were 2 great men.
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-1 #30 charles Ingram 2016-04-23 17:49
Played against Harold in in Germany he was with Baumholder and I played with Hannah for the V Corp basketball championship he was tough. The funny thing about that was I use to watch him at the Aud when he played with Buffalo then me playing against him years later.
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0 #29 Mark Sanger 2014-09-30 13:20
Played JV in 1967--Harold Fox was the BEST.
Saw the 64 point game. Harold played about 2/3 of that game. Along with Mark Christian they were the greatest players I ever saw.
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0 #28 JLV 2014-01-25 15:50
I was Harold's French teacher at NW and am so glad to read that he did so well. I remember him fondly and wish him the best.
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+1 #27 Stylin 2012-02-14 10:19
Having had the pleasure of watching the 1967 Maryland State Championship game and playing on the JU team in '71-72 with Harold I do believe he was the best point guard in the nation. He played big and rebounded like no other guard. I was also on the UM team with Willie Allen back in 1968-71. Both are truly fine gentlemen and it is an honor to know them. Anyone knowing where Harold is let me know. Thanks.
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+3 #26 garry fox 2012-02-01 20:08
i like to thank all that had nice thing to say about my brother it make me feel real good. thank you
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+2 #25 Phil 2011-12-02 17:29
Hey Bob,

I was a bench rider on the RMHS team and you're spot on! "Destroyed" is exactly the right word. I got in the game with about 5 minutes left and had the dubious task of guarding Harold Fox. He took pity on me, just smiled and passed the ball. I felt like a young brash gunfighter who life had just been spared. What a time!
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