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Ex-Would-Be Gator/Wolverine Demar Dorsey Alights At Louisville

Louisville has landed a very big fish in Demar Dorsey, Rivals’ No. 13 safety and a four-star prospect. The former Florida commit is also a former Michigan signee, and how he ended up in Kentucky is rather unfortunate:

↵Earlier this month, the University of Michigan admissions office made the final decision to deny Dorsey admission to the school based (one can only assume) on the fact that he was twice charged with felonies as a juvenile. He was acquitted of a charge of robbery with a deadly weapon in 2008, and an earlier burglary charge was dismissed.↵SBN’s Card Chronicle is putting a positive spin on what will surely be spun by others as a gamble by Charlie Strong.

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