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Peyton Woods

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According to this link....

 

It says "Peyton Woods has eight NCAA Division I offers and expects to decide in the next few weeks. He has officially visited South Carolina Upstate and plans to visit Charlotte."

 

2015 All-State Basketball First Team | Peyton Woods, Wayne County | USA Today High School Sports | USA Today High School Sports

 

At least we're not the only ones who get (and give) drastically different stories about the same player. At Verbal Commits | Basketball Recruiting, Offers, Commits, Rankings they claim UTC was his only D1 offer. No matter -- good school, good program, nice town. Best of luck to the young man!

Actually, Verbal Commits automatically takes all your offers away when you commit and only leaves the school you commit too. For example, when Trey Moses had 12 D1 offers before he committed in the fall. Now he is just listed as a member of the Ball State team.

Actually, Verbal Commits automatically takes all your offers away when you commit and only leaves the school you commit too. For example, when Trey Moses had 12 D1 offers before he committed in the fall. Now he is just listed as a member of the Ball State team.

 

Aha -- makes perfect sense. Thanks for the straighten-out on that.

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