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Sidelined by knee surgery, P.J. Dozier renews his commitment to basketball


Since middle school, has been at the top of national prospect lists. As a sophomore, he had received offers from more than a dozen major programs, including Kansas, North Carolina, Ohio State and South Carolina. But surgery meant rehabilitation, and that meant at least a few months off the court. And Dozier never had spent even a few weeks off the court. "I definitely was concerned when I first found out I wasn’t going to be able to play," he said. "All the colleges have been behind me and they’ve told me they weren’t going anywhere." (The State)

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