Antone Williams wants to early enroll at Duke

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Antone Williams committed to Duke back in December, and he has no regrets about making his decision early.

Williams, a 3-star cornerback from Woodward Academy, told the AJC that he is trying to early enroll at Duke because he’s so excited to get there.

In the video below, Williams explains what specifically he liked about Duke over Syracuse, California and Vanderbilt, which were the schools that finished behind his choice.

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