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Thomasville’s Tyree Mitchell is bound for Georgia Military College after signing a letter-of-intent on Wednesday. Clint Thompson/Times-Enterprise

February 1, 2012

Clint Thompson CNHI The Times Enterprise Wed Feb 01, 2012, 07:17 PM EST

THOMASVILLE — Once a Bulldog, always a Bulldog.

At least, that’s the case for Thomasville High senior Tyree Mitchell.

The senior football standout made his collegiate future official on Wednesday when he signed a letter-of-intent with the Georgia Military Bulldogs.

Thomasville coach Richie Marsh expressed excitement for Mitchell and discussed what made Mitchell a prospect GMC was looking for.

“He’s got the size that the schools are looking for,” Marsh said. “He’s very strong. He plays with a lot of passion.”

As for what attracted Mitchell to Georgia Military, it’s simple: Discipline.

“It’ll be better for me to get some discipline in my life because I’ve got a son,” Mitchell said. “I need to grow up and be a father and raise him good.

“I know I’ll get a little discipline (there) plus it’ll help me get to the college that I want to so I can set an example for my son.”

For full details, see Thursday's edition of the Times-Enterprise.

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