re: Class of 2015 Recruiting MEGATHREAD - Twilight Edition

I not sure anyone said they did not want him. I only said I am indifferent and see him as a take in late Jan or NSD. A lot of bigger fish out there IMO.

Or I can restate it with it will not bother me if he flips. I will not get upset.

xzavier dickson ?@young_datruth 6m
I already know before Prac Saban gone say have a good prac and don't have one foot in the parking lot Lmao

I took it as have your mind on practice and not spring break

I like him ok. Don't feel like he'll ever be a game breaker. Reminds me a lot of KB7

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dont know what this is supposed to mean. can someone translate?

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Took me a few readings, but he's saying that he knows that Saban will say, "I intend to have a good practice today, so keep your fricking mind on what we're doing, not on your pointless plans for afterwards." Saban probably says just that approximately two to three times a day, every day.

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Saban probably says just that approximately two to three times a day, every day.

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Even on days with no practice.

Leo Lewis article from al.com

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Leo Lewis is doing his best to take his recruitment slowly -- as slowly as the nation's top-ranked inside linebacker prospect possibly can, that is.

The Brookhaven (Miss.) star's growing offer list reads like a who's who of college football heavyweights: Alabama, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, LSU... you get the picture.

"Everything is going great," Lewis told AL.com on Thursday. "I'm building great relationships with coaches and taking my time. I'm trying to venture out and see different schools and meet different coaches to see what they're going to be like."

At 6-foot-3, 225 pounds, Brookhaven head coach Tommy Clopton said Lewis has always had a size and speed advantage over most players his age, but "stepped it up a notch" last season.

After swithching from defensive end to linebacker for the first time in his career, he recorded 71 solo tackles, five sacks and four forced fumbles for the Panthers (9-4), according to MaxPreps.


Lewis has made trips to Alabama, LSU and Mississippi State and is planning to get to Ole Miss and Auburn soon. (Mike Brantley/File)
"It was the first time for him to play without his hand on ground," Clopton said. "As he became more comfortable, the game really slowed down and he got a lot faster. We try to move him around and put him in different places to make it harder to scheme against him and he does a good job.

"He studies film and is able to dissect and make plays at a much faster rate than in the past."

Mississippi State and Ole Miss will do their best to keep the home-grown star in the Magnolia State. Multiple recruiting reporters believe the race for Lewis is led by the Tide and Rebels, but the four-star prospect remains patient with the process.

"I don't have any favorites," he said.

Lewis has only made three recruiting visits so far -- to Alabama, LSU and Mississippi State. He was in Tuscaloosa in early February and picked up an offer from the Tide.

"It was fun," he said. "They showed me a great time. I built a great relationship with coach Kirby Smart. The facilities were great. They showed me an all-around great time."

He also developed a friendship with current Tide linebacker Reuben Foster during the trip and the two have kept in touch.

"We talk about everything," he said. "Coming down, having fun, defense. He's taking me under his wing."

Lewis plans to visit Ole Miss next Friday and said he'd like to make his first visit to Auburn soon.

"From watching them, (Auburn) looks like a great program," he said. "They're developing talent. I've been a fan since Cam Newton was there. It seems like a great school."

He added a commitment likely will not come until after his senior season comes to a close.

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Oh I finished alright

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