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Raleigh, NC’s Carson McCorkle receives 2020 offer from Tech

By Juliakate E Culpepper
Sept 28, 2016

Freshman guard Carson McCorkle from Raleigh, NC received a 2020 offer from Georgia Tech on Tuesday.

Through an announcement on Twitter, McCorkle was “excited” to announce his offer from Tech, his second 2020 offer.

According to Verbal Commits, the 6-foot-2 freshman from Needham B. Broughton High School also received an offer from Iowa from August.

In his 2016 season highlights, McCorkle demonstrates his ability as a 3-point shooter as well as his vertical jump with layups and a few dunks.

Beginning his freshman year at Broughton this fall, McCorkle could develop into a skilled shooter for the Yellow Jackets by 2020.

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