Three-Star DB Travon West Decommits From Indiana

Indiana is right down to 9 gamers within the class of 2023.

On Thursday, Travon West introduced his determination to decommit from Indiana College and reopen his recruitment. 

West verbally dedicated to Indiana on June 29, selecting the Hoosiers over Energy 5 gives from West Virginia, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and Kansas State, in addition to gives from Appalachian State, Charlotte, East Carolina, Japanese Kentucky, Liberty, Marshall, Memphis and Troy.

West is a 6-foot, 170-pound, three-star defensive again from Wren Excessive College in Piedmont, S.C. In keeping with 247Sports Composite, he is the No. 98 cornerback and No. 1013 participant within the nation within the class of 2023. 

In keeping with Max Preps., West has 36 tackles and 7 go breakups by way of six video games this yr. West additionally performs on the offensive facet of the ball for Wren, dashing for 402 yards and 5 touchdowns. 

Throughout his junior season at Wren, West noticed time at defensive again, working again and kick returner. On offense, West rushed 24 instances for 171 yards and three touchdowns, good for 7.1 yards per carry. On protection, West made 57 whole tackles, 5 interceptions, one sack and one fumble restoration.

With this information, Indiana is down to 2 defensive gamers in its class of 2023 – three-star security Amare Ferrell from Lake Metropolis, Fla. and three-star edge rusher AJ Thomas from Ruston, La. 

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