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Source: The Newport Plain Talk

NEWPORT — Karmine Carmichael has known her college destination for a few months after committing in late August, but on Friday, the Cocke County High School senior finally put pen to paper.The Lady Red standout forward officially signed to join the Carson-Newman women’s basketball program next winter about 2 ½ months after choosing the Eagles over Virginia-Wise, King, and Dyersburg State.In Carmichael’s three high school seasons so far, Cocke County has reached the TSSAA 3A State Tournament semifinals twice in her freshman and junior seasons and made the quarterfinals in her sophomore campaign.As a junior last winter, she averaged 15.3 points, 10.4 rebounds, 2.0 steals, and 1.3 blocks per game.

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