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The NCAA logo is displayed as work continues at The Consol Energy Center for the NCAA Tournament on March 15, 2015, in Pittsburgh. The NCAA Board of Directors is expected to greenlight one of the biggest changes in the history of college athletics when it clears the way for athletes to start earning money based on their fame and celebrity without fear of endangering their eligibility or putting their school in jeopardy of violating amateurism rules that have stood for decades. (AP FILE PHOTO)

Columbia goalkeeper Colby Strickland (left center) signed his letter of intent to play at Shorter University on Wednesday in the high school auditorium. Strickland is pictured with his father, Sid (bottom left), his mother, Donna (center right), his grandmother Brenda Outlaw (bottom right), and his brothers Caleb (top left) and Jacob (top right). (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia’s Camrin Wilcoxon is the LCR’s Boys Tennis Player of the Year. (MANDI SLOAN/Special to the Reporter)

Suwannee’s Matti Marsee is the LCR’s Girls Tennis Player of the Year. (COURTESY)

Suwannee’s Jaquez Moore (left) and Columbia’s Julius Moreland (right) are the LCR’s Boys Weightlifters of the Year. (FILE)

Columbia guard Isaac Broxey rises to shoot against Baker County last season. (BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia receiver Marcus Peterson, a 2022 3-star prospect, verbally committed to Cincinnati on Sunday. He's pictured on his visit to Cincinnati on June 20. (COURTESY)

What moment from the 2020-2021 school year was No. 1 ?

Branford running back Bodhi White bolts down the field for a touchdown against Bell in the teams’ spring game on May 24. (JAMIE WACHTER/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia receiver Marcus Peterson tweeted out the four photos above Tuesday night to announce he was committing to a college on Sunday. Peterson is pictured on his four visits this month to Florida State (top left), UCF (top right), Pittsburgh (bottom left) and Cincinnati (bottom right). (COURTESY PHOTOS)