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decommit

British  
/ ˌdi:kəˈmɪt /

verb

  1. to withdraw from a commitment or agreed course of action

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Lincoln Riley has seen players decommit from USC over the last few months, but there are still plenty of big-name recruits available on early signing day.

From Los Angeles Times

Sharma also chose to decommit when DeBoer left.

From Seattle Times

That’s noteworthy for Washington State because in July 2022, he committed to the Cougars, only to decommit five months later.

From Seattle Times

It was an agonizing decision to decommit, her family said.

From Los Angeles Times

“After much thought and consideration with my family, I have decided to reopen my recruitment process and decommit from The University of Washington,” Lefotu tweeted.

From Seattle Times