A high school basketball player has changed her college plans. Rosemount senior guard Amisha Ramlall had previously committed to play for the Gophers women's basketball team. This commitment was made when Ramlall was a sophomore, back in 2024.
The guard, who stands at 5-11, has now decommitted from the Gophers.
Further details about this change in plans are available from the source.
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