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Raja Bell tweet on Dia’s commitment

Gerry Hamilton
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6 hours ago, Steven Schrader said:

good luck to the young man...but I have to admit it seems a bit weird since he still has 2 years left of High School!

As a reminder - KJ Lacey committed last June before his Junior year as well.  More and more now QBs are committing 2 years before they graduate. 

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    Glad we have our top QB to lead the way and help build the best 2026 recruiting class. 

    Classy tweets to express gratitude and give thanks by father Raja and son Dia.

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    8 minutes ago, Jordan91 said:

    Can the kid play basketball? 

    Averaged 20.7 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5 assists as a freshman on varsity. Had 33 and 40 point games. Dia just loves football 

    His little brother is on track to be the DI hooper IMO

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    14 hours ago, adjentous said:

    As a reminder - KJ Lacey committed last June before his Junior year as well.  More and more now QBs are committing 2 years before they graduate. 

    Common trend for Sark QBs

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    7 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

    Averaged 20.7 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5 assists as a freshman on varsity. Had 33 and 40 point games. Dia just loves football 

    His little brother is on track to be the DI hooper IMO

    Talented family. 

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