Ole Miss picked up its third commit on Monday, as ESPNU 150 Watch List receiver Dannon Cavil (San Antonio/Madison) gave his verbal commitment to the Rebels.
Cavil, a big receiver at 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, told Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze personally that he wanted to be a part of the change Freeze is anticipating. Cavil chose Ole Miss over offers from Baylor, Cal, Clemson and South Carolina. Arizona State, Boise State and Arkansas were among the schools showing interest.
“I made the decision in front at Freeze’s desk,” Cavil said. “I like the sheer fact there’s a rich tradition here. I want to bring championships back to this school and this family. It’s a tight-knit community here. Everybody around here loves Ole Miss.”
Cavil, a big receiver at 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, told Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze personally that he wanted to be a part of the change Freeze is anticipating. Cavil chose Ole Miss over offers from Baylor, Cal, Clemson and South Carolina. Arizona State, Boise State and Arkansas were among the schools showing interest.
“I made the decision in front at Freeze’s desk,” Cavil said. “I like the sheer fact there’s a rich tradition here. I want to bring championships back to this school and this family. It’s a tight-knit community here. Everybody around here loves Ole Miss.”
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