Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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The Columbus State women's basketball program picked up a verbal commitment over the weekend from Seminole County star Carrie Washington, the Lady Indians' 5-foot-10 forward who averaged 20 points a game this season.
"I had some other schools after me, but there were a lot of advantages to going to Columbus," Washington said. "Namely, staying close to home."
The Lady Cougars will also be obtaining the services of Randolph-Clay's Asha Alexander, who told The Herald on Wednesday she hasn't verbally committed yet, but is going to.
"I like it there,'' said Alexander, who was the second-leading scorer this season for the Lady Red Devils. "It's close to home and they have seven seniors, so I will get playing time. I have told them yet, but I'm going there.''
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