Dixon commits not more than a week after her long time travel club teammate, Nikki Speed, picked head coach C. Vivian Stringer's program. Along with the recent commitment of Brooklyn Pope, ranked No. 9 in the class by HoopGurlz, the program is stockpiling versatile backcourt players. Both Dixon and Pope have the athleticism to play multiple positions and are physicall strong players who thrive in transition and Speed is a point guard that compliments them well. Add these prospects to an impressive collection of underclassmen currently on the Rutgers roster and the potential to continue competing for national championships. Dixon is a member of the undisputed preseason No. 1 ranked high school team, Long Beach Polytechnic High School. There she is surrounded by college bound high school players and should contend yet again for the mythical National Championship which many think will be decided this December in Phoenix at the Nike Tournament of Champions. The commitment of Dixon and Speed, both from California and Pope from Texas gives their roster a new flare geographically as the current roster is comprised primarily of players from New Jersey and New York. This goes to show that a trip the National Championship can impact recruiting immediately and the staff is making the most of it.

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