UPDATE: Ole Miss is still in the hunt to land five-star defensive end and Auburn commit Carl Lawson (Alpharetta, Ga./Milton). Lawson appears to be interested in the Rebels due to one person, the nation's. No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville, Ga./Grayson).

"Nkemdiche is going to sign with Ole Miss, from what I understand, and Carl is taking a visit to Ole Miss," Milton coach Howie DeCristofaro told Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Can you imagine both of them on the same defensive line?"

The insinuation is that Lawson could follow Nkemdiche to Ole Miss and form dynamic bookends. Ole Miss shouldn't be underestimated in the pursuit of Lawson as a result.

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UPDATE: Carl Lawson has yet to decommit from Auburn which could be a good sign for the Tigers. But Auburn isn't out of the woods yet.

"Carl Lawson is reevaluating Auburn, but Ole Miss, Tennessee and Clemson are making a big push. Officials will be important," ESPN.com's Kipp Adams tweeted.

Tennessee is the latest addition to Lawson's list of possibilities after the hire of Butch Jones. If Jones moves Tennessee back to a 4-3 front like he employed at Cincinnati, then the Volunteers will need immediate help at defensive end. The instant impact Lawson could make in Knoxville is likely appealing to the five-star defender.

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Defensive end Carl Lawson is the crown jewel of Auburn's 2013 recruiting class -- if he remains committed to the Tigers. It may be only a matter of time before Auburn loses Lawson's commitment,

"Multiple sources are saying it's more 'when' than 'if'and that Clemson and Ole Miss are lurking," Mike Farrell of Rivals.com wrote. "However, a great defensive line hire by Auburn could change all of that."

- Brent Sobleski

wrong board bud

No right board, we are looking at Lawson possibly visiting Jan 25, 2013. He's a target.

Doesn't sound like he knows that.

If your going to post every target that's a good way to get your post total up. But otherwise I agree wrong board. NO SHOT

It could all change once he gets on campus.

Also could have something to do with another Ole Miss commit who doesn't want to play behind those guys. northcarolina.scout.com/a.z?s=...amp;nid=6289640

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--- AlreadyHome wrote:

UPDATE: Ole Miss is still in the hunt to land five-star defensive end and Auburn commit Carl Lawson (Alpharetta, Ga./Milton). Lawson appears to be interested in the Rebels due to one person, the nation's. No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville, Ga./Grayson).

"Nkemdiche is going to sign with Ole Miss, from what I understand, and Carl is taking a visit to Ole Miss," Milton coach Howie DeCristofaro told Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Can you imagine both of them on the same defensive line?"

The insinuation is that Lawson could follow Nkemdiche to Ole Miss and form dynamic bookends. Ole Miss shouldn't be underestimated in the pursuit of Lawson as a result.

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UPDATE: Carl Lawson has yet to decommit from Auburn which could be a good sign for the Tigers. But Auburn isn't out of the woods yet.

"Carl Lawson is reevaluating Auburn, but Ole Miss, Tennessee and Clemson are making a big push. Officials will be important," ESPN.com's Kipp Adams tweeted.

Tennessee is the latest addition to Lawson's list of possibilities after the hire of Butch Jones. If Jones moves Tennessee back to a 4-3 front like he employed at Cincinnati, then the Volunteers will need immediate help at defensive end. The instant impact Lawson could make in Knoxville is likely appealing to the five-star defender.

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Defensive end Carl Lawson is the crown jewel of Auburn's 2013 recruiting class -- if he remains committed to the Tigers. It may be only a matter of time before Auburn loses Lawson's commitment,

"Multiple sources are saying it's more 'when' than 'if'and that Clemson and Ole Miss are lurking," Mike Farrell of Rivals.com wrote. "However, a great defensive line hire by Auburn could change all of that."

- Brent Sobleski

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So Numb-#### is definitely going to sign with Ole Miss?

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--- jrobe wrote:

If your going to post every target that's a good way to get your post total up. But otherwise I agree wrong board. NO SHOT

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I'm not sure how my post count would give me any more creditability than not posting at all. I've seen NO SHOTS become SHOTS. This is a board where we all just converse. Not sure what your point was but I could look at your post as trying to get your count up. Enjoy the fellow shipping and information that's being given. Even if, the information does not benefit you. Have a wonderful and blessed day my fellow Tarheel.

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--- AlreadyHome wrote:

UPDATE: Ole Miss is still in the hunt to land five-star defensive end and Auburn commit Carl Lawson (Alpharetta, Ga./Milton). Lawson appears to be interested in the Rebels due to one person, the nation's. No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville, Ga./Grayson).

"Nkemdiche is going to sign with Ole Miss, from what I understand, and Carl is taking a visit to Ole Miss," Milton coach Howie DeCristofaro told Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Can you imagine both of them on the same defensive line?"

The insinuation is that Lawson could follow Nkemdiche to Ole Miss and form dynamic bookends. Ole Miss shouldn't be underestimated in the pursuit of Lawson as a result.

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UPDATE: Carl Lawson has yet to decommit from Auburn which could be a good sign for the Tigers. But Auburn isn't out of the woods yet.

"Carl Lawson is reevaluating Auburn, but Ole Miss, Tennessee and Clemson are making a big push. Officials will be important," ESPN.com's Kipp Adams tweeted.

Tennessee is the latest addition to Lawson's list of possibilities after the hire of Butch Jones. If Jones moves Tennessee back to a 4-3 front like he employed at Cincinnati, then the Volunteers will need immediate help at defensive end. The instant impact Lawson could make in Knoxville is likely appealing to the five-star defender.

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Defensive end Carl Lawson is the crown jewel of Auburn's 2013 recruiting class -- if he remains committed to the Tigers. It may be only a matter of time before Auburn loses Lawson's commitment,

"Multiple sources are saying it's more 'when' than 'if'and that Clemson and Ole Miss are lurking," Mike Farrell of Rivals.com wrote. "However, a great defensive line hire by Auburn could change all of that."

- Brent Sobleski

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So Numb-#### is definitely going to sign with Ole Miss?

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That's what it looks like.

Gotta give it to Hugh Freeze. He's done a fantastic job in recruiting thus far. It used to be that Ole Miss couldn't get a whiff of these guys unless they were named Manning.

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--- AlreadyHome wrote:

UPDATE: Ole Miss is still in the hunt to land five-star defensive end and Auburn commit Carl Lawson (Alpharetta, Ga./Milton). Lawson appears to be interested in the Rebels due to one person, the nation's. No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche (Loganville, Ga./Grayson).

"Nkemdiche is going to sign with Ole Miss, from what I understand, and Carl is taking a visit to Ole Miss," Milton coach Howie DeCristofaro told Michael Carvell of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Can you imagine both of them on the same defensive line?"

The insinuation is that Lawson could follow Nkemdiche to Ole Miss and form dynamic bookends. Ole Miss shouldn't be underestimated in the pursuit of Lawson as a result.

---

UPDATE: Carl Lawson has yet to decommit from Auburn which could be a good sign for the Tigers. But Auburn isn't out of the woods yet.

"Carl Lawson is reevaluating Auburn, but Ole Miss, Tennessee and Clemson are making a big push. Officials will be important," ESPN.com's Kipp Adams tweeted.

Tennessee is the latest addition to Lawson's list of possibilities after the hire of Butch Jones. If Jones moves Tennessee back to a 4-3 front like he employed at Cincinnati, then the Volunteers will need immediate help at defensive end. The instant impact Lawson could make in Knoxville is likely appealing to the five-star defender.

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Defensive end Carl Lawson is the crown jewel of Auburn's 2013 recruiting class -- if he remains committed to the Tigers. It may be only a matter of time before Auburn loses Lawson's commitment,

"Multiple sources are saying it's more 'when' than 'if'and that Clemson and Ole Miss are lurking," Mike Farrell of Rivals.com wrote. "However, a great defensive line hire by Auburn could change all of that."

- Brent Sobleski

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The main reason Nkemdiche is considering Ole Miss is his older brother is there and his mom wants him there. If Ole Miss does get Nkemdiche then he will probably be as good of a recruiter if not better then Freeze is although I do think Freeze is doing a good job.

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--- BalboaUNC wrote:

The main reason Nkemdiche is considering Ole Miss is his older brother is there and his mom wants him there. If Ole Miss does get Nkemdiche then he will probably be as good of a recruiter if not better then Freeze is although I do think Freeze is doing a good job.

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I don't think this should take away from what Freeze is accomplishing at Ole Miss. He reminds me of Fedora in the style of offense he runs and in his connection and enthusiasum shown towards his players and recruits.

What he did in one year in the SEC West (NFL-lite) is truely amazing. He's now going head to head in recruiting against the big boys.

Nor do I Freeze is doing a good job.

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--- BalboaUNC wrote:

The main reason Nkemdiche is considering Ole Miss is his older brother is there and his mom wants him there. If Ole Miss does get Nkemdiche then he will probably be as good of a recruiter if not better then Freeze is although I do think Freeze is doing a good job.

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I don't think this should take away from what Freeze is accomplishing at Ole Miss. He reminds me of Fedora in the style of offense he runs and in his connection and enthusiasum shown towards his players and recruits.

What he did in one year in the SEC West (NFL-lite) is truely amazing. He's now going head to head in recruiting against the big boys.

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