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North Charleston, SC wide receiver brings Tech signing class to 24

Photo of Adonicas Sanders courtesy of 247 Sports.
Photo of Adonicas Sanders courtesy of 247 Sports.
By Juliakate E Culpepper
Jan 30, 2017

Wide receiver Adonicas Sanders verbally committed to Georgia Tech’s 2017 signing class on Monday.

Sanders, a 6-foot-1, 185 pound senior at Fort Dorchester High School, went on an official visit to Tech over the weekend, according to Scout Recruiting.

Sanders announced on Twitter that he also had an offers from Western Carolina and Newberry College.

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