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The nation's No. 1 athlete, Speedy Noil (New Orleans/Edna Karr) recently named his top three schools. Two of those schools are currently standing out for Noil. And LSU isn't included.

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Alabama and LSU are the clear frontrunners to land the nation's No. 1 offensive tackle recruit Cameron Robinson (West Monroe, La./West Monroe). Robinson continues to state there isn't a leader between the two programs. Another team or two could potentially enter the mix.

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Jabrill Peppers (Paramus, N.J./Paramus Catholic), a five-star cornerback prospect, has narrowed his list to four schools: Michigan, Stanford, LSU, and the school he has already visited once and intends to visit again, the Penn State Nittany Lions.

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The LSU Tigers appear to be loading up at quarterback in their 2014 recruiting class. That's a little strange, considering they just added Hayden Rettig this year. It may be a sign of buyer's remorse, but the Tigers have already offered Brandon Harris (Bossier City, La./Parkway), and they've also shown interest in Mason Rudolph (Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern) and DeShone Kizer (Toledo, Ohio/Central Catholic). Gary Laney of GeauxTigerNation on ESPN.com says that even if one of these prospects commits, the Tigers might not stop there:

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Which member of the LSU Tigers' 2013 recruiting class is most likely to make in impact this fall? It wouldn't be a bad guess to go with wide receiver Quantavius Leslie of Hinds Community College in Mississippi. And now Gary Laney of GeauxTigerNation on ESPN.com reports that the Tigers have added another junior college wideout in their 2014 class.

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ESPN 150 defensive tackle Gerald Willis III (New Orleans, La./Edna Karr) tells ESPN.com recruiting expert Max Olson that he has narrowed his list of schools to a top four.

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ESPN 150 defensive end Justin Thornton (Prichard, Ala./Vigor) is ready to make his decision. Thornton shuffled his top options the past two months, but he's now ready to announce his plans.

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Adoree' Jackson (Gardena, Calif./Junipero Serra), the nation's No. 2 cornerback recruit has offers from Florida, Florida State, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon, Texas A&M and USC. But it's Jackson's former hometown school which interests him the most.

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Reports out of Baton Rouge have Les Miles and the LSU Tigers hopping on the up-tempo offense bandwagon, but does that mean they're going to become Oregon Ducks South? Gary Laney of GeauxTigerNation on ESPN.com says that the Tigers will be moving faster, but at the end of the day, well, you know what they say about a tiger changing its stripes:

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A quick overview of LSU's recruiting class this year doesn't have defensive lineman Christian LaCouture ranked anywhere near the top. LaCouture wasn't a heralded recruit, but he could prove to be LSU's x-factor along the defensive line this fall.

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Alabama and LSU will battle to land the nation's No. 1 recruit, running back Leonard Fournette (New Orleans/St. Augustine). Fournette was considered an early LSU lean until Alabama entered the picture. Alabama is a legitimate option, but LSU still may be the more logical destination for Fournette.

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Cameron Robinson (West Monroe, La./West Monroe) is the nation's No. 1 rated offensive tackle recruit. Alabama and LSU are Robinson's top two options. Robinson could be one of the program's starting left tackle in 2014.

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UPDATE: ESPN Watch List running back Joe Mixon (Oakley, Calif./Freedom) has remained fluid as it pertains to his list of schools. Two Pac-12 programs previously listed among Mixon's top 16 schools have both made a positive impression in the last few weeks.

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The most surprising element of the LSU Tigers' spring game: the true freshman who's making a case for himself as the top backup behind Zach Mettenberger (and by default the favorite to start in 2014). Gary Laney of GeauxTigerNation on ESPN.com has more:

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