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High School Basketball Star TyTy Washington De-Commits From Creighton University After Coach's 'Plantation' Remark - Blavity

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Prominent Arizona high school basketball player TyTy Washington de-committed from Creighton University after the coach made a racially insensitive comment to the team after a loss.

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