Will Saunders Signs to USC Upstate

By Sam Neter on April 27, 2010

Will Saunders is going D1

Caldwell Academy Senior forward and London baller Will Saunders signed a letter of intent to University of South Carolina Upstate last week. The 6′7, 190lbs Saunders (born 04/03/91) averaged 21 points and 11 rebounds per game while earning TAC (Triad Athletic Conference) All-Conference honors and NCISAA All-State honors during his senior year.

Though I haven’t followed Will in any detail this past season (it is hard to keep tabs on high school ballers), you can see video of Will Saunders killin’ at the Adidas 150 Phenom Camp.

The University of South Carolina Upstate Men’s basketball team compete in the Atlantic Sun Conference in NCAA Division 1.

Hoopsfix would like to wish Will Saunders all the best with his college basketball career; I will be following!

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