Four-Star IOL Jimothy Lewis names Top 10

Four-star interior offensive lineman Jimothy Lewis of Madison (MS) IMG Academy has narrowed his list to 10 schools.

The 6-foot-6, 290 pounder went in-depth on his finalists.

Florida

Florida shows me lots of love and lets me know everyday that they want me to play for them. That’s why I’ll be putting them high. Florida also has a great football program, along with an amazing staff that is there to develop me.

Miami

Miami is the same way. They make sure to tell me when they can that they still want me and I can come down anytime to see them. Plus with some of my old IMG teammates being there that would be a plus to see them again.

LSU

LSU the same as well. Having players from my old school go and play there. He also went to the league which is why I show interest, because it shows that this school has what it takes to send its linemen to the NFL.  Plus it’s close to home.

Michigan State

For Michigan State they tell me everyday they want me down there for a visit or something. They show that they have interest in me and that’s what I like. So I’ll be putting them in my list as well.

Ole Miss

And for Ole Miss they go back a long time, they were my first offer and close to where I stay. They also push hard on coming back to the Sip and having fun with them, which I plan on doing.

Alabama

It’s a kid’s dream of playing football for head coach Nick Saban and The University of Alabama.

Georgia

When I visited the University of Georgia, Coach Kirby Smart made me feel like I was at home. I like everything about the UGA program.

Florida State

Mike Norvell has built Florida State the Seminoles back among the nation’s elite as he enters his fourth season. Alex Atkins Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach. I love the combination. I believe I can learn from both.

Tennessee 

Josh Heupel has given Tennessee football one of the team’s best seasons in just two seasons. He made UCF a great program. That’s why I am interested.

Michigan

Jim Harbaugh is in his eighth season coaching  University of Michigan football. He also coached in the NFL. The rich history speaks for itself.

Lewis ranks as the No. 140 player according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He also tabs in as the No. 7 interior offensive lineman and the No. 3 player in the state of Mississippi.