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Robinson Commits to Tigers

Robinson Commits to Tigers

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Robinson Commits to Tigers

By Robert MacRae July 20, 2012 12:45 pm Follow @clemsoninsider

By Robert MacRae | July 20, 2012 12:45 pm Follow @clemsoninsider

4-star receiver Demarcus Robinson gave the Clemson staff a verbal commitment Friday afternoon while on campus for the All In BBQ.

The 6-2, 200 pound Peach County standout attended the Dabo Swinney High School football camp in June. Demarcus had an impressive offer list that included Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Miami, Ole Miss, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Notre Dame and Oklahoma.

The prize recruit is expected to graduate early and be ready to enroll in January.

Demarcus had 1024 yards on 52 catches with ten touchdowns last season.

Robinson is the second receiver commit for the class of 2013 joining Ryan Jenkins and the 13th overall commitment.

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