A Mixtape Changed Seventh Woods’s Life at 14. Years Later, He’s Picking Up the Pieces.
Posted Mar 22, 2022
Morgan State University is just five miles east of M&T Bank Stadium. But for Seventh Woods, it might as well be an island. No one stops him for a selfie or flashes an excited grin. Aside from a few head nods, no one bothers Woods at all. It’s a scenario he’s chased for nine years. "Things are a lot different for me now,” he says. "And, man, I love that!"
(Sports Illustrated)
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