There were several commitments over the weekend out of the Peach State, but the news that could have the biggest impact on 2013 comes from Palmetto State standout and ESPN 150 athlete Tramel Terry (Goose Creek, S.C./Goose Creek).
After having arguably the most impressive week of practice of any prospect in North or South Carolina for the Shrine Bowl, Terry suffered a knee injury on the opening kickoff of the annual All-Star game on Saturday.
According to Terry, the early prognosis from doctors was a torn ACL, although he will get a more definitive answer today when the results of the MRI come in. The No. 55 prospect in the country, Terry has the talent to potentially make an instant impact for the University of Georgia, where he plans to enroll early in just a few weeks. Whether or not he plays in 2013 or 2014 could depend on the news Terry gets today.
After having arguably the most impressive week of practice of any prospect in North or South Carolina for the Shrine Bowl, Terry suffered a knee injury on the opening kickoff of the annual All-Star game on Saturday.
According to Terry, the early prognosis from doctors was a torn ACL, although he will get a more definitive answer today when the results of the MRI come in. The No. 55 prospect in the country, Terry has the talent to potentially make an instant impact for the University of Georgia, where he plans to enroll early in just a few weeks. Whether or not he plays in 2013 or 2014 could depend on the news Terry gets today.
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