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Three-star Georgia Running Back Lyn-J Dixon Names OSU in Top 12
Three-star Georgia running back Lyn-J Dixon narrowed his list of schools from 22 to 12 on Wednesday evening, and Oklahoma State made the cut.
Dixon announced his cut as he has “decided to focus” more closely on the 12 with signing day roughly seven months away. Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia Tech, Ole Miss, Florida, Michigan State, Louisville, Texas, Notre Dame, Clemson and Auburn also made his list.
Oklahoma State has not landed a commitment at running back for the 2018 class, but running backs coach John Wozniak has made multiple visits to see the Taylor County product in Georgia.
As a junior last season, Dixon compiled 1,914 yards rushing and 312 receiving yards for a total of 38 touchdowns while garnering major national interest.
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