11/13/2015 football Edit

First and 10: Most suspenseful recruitments

Woody Wommack

Analyst

In this week's edition of First and 10, the Rivals.com national analyst team breaks down the 10

most suspenseful pending decisions in the 2016 class.

Not only has Davis already committed once -- to South Carolina back in the

summer of 2014 -- but he also had a commitment date set for last month. There

was a ton of conflicting info about where Davis was going to go and as it turned

out, he didn't even know and backed away from his decision. Auburn, Georgia

and Tennessee remain the most likely destinations for Davis. -- Woody Wommack, Southeast analyst

Dexter Lawrence

Wake Forest, N.C.

If somebody tells you they know where Lawrence will end up, they're either

guessing or lying. He has taken official visits to Florida and Clemson and

will be taking an official visit to Ohio State. N.C. State,

North Carolina

and Alabama round out his top contenders but nobody can get a good read on

Lawrence. Most believe Lawrence will stay near home at Clemson, N.C. State or

North Carolina. -- Friedman

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Mecole Hardman Jr.

Bowman (Ga.) Elbert County

The five-star athlete's outgoing personality only feeds into the intrigue

surrounding his recruitment. He isn't shy about talking with the media and has

said favorable things about several schools, including Georgia, Tennessee,

Michigan, Oregon, TCU and several others. This past weekend he was on hand

to watch Alabama's victory over LSU and glowed about the experience. Hardman

has said he's waiting until National Signing Day to announce, and there will be

plenty of twists along the way. -- Wommack

Landon Dickerson

Hudson (N.C.) South Caldwell

Dickerson is a toss-up. Tennessee, Virginia Tech and

Florida State

seem like they've really been ahead of the pack for a while, but Auburn and

Georgia were making a strong push. He just visited Tennessee for its win over

South Carolina and will take official visits to Auburn, Alabama and Georgia. The Hokies might fall down Dickerson's list with Frank Beamer retiring and

he has said in the past that Auburn's and Georgia's seasons have hurt their

chances. -- Friedman

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Demetris Robertson

Savannah (Ga.) Christian

Another five-star Georgia athlete who isn't shy when it comes to talking,

Robertson has had various leaders during his recruitment, including Stanford,

Georgia and Alabama, where he was committed for several months. Despite backing

away from the Tide, they are still very much in it, as are the Cardinal and the Dawgs. Robertson's decision should come early next year. -- Wommack

Mique Juarez

Torrance (Calif.) North

The top-rated prospect in California was committed to USC but he reopened his

recruitment when Steve Sarkisian was fired. It is difficult to predict

where Juarez will end up because he hasn't taken any official visits yet, but has

mentioned Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Alabama and some others as possible

destinations. Until he hits the road to figure things out, there's no telling

whether he will love being away from home or if he wants to stay at USC or UCLA. -- Adam

Gorney, National analyst

Caleb Kelly

Fresno (Calif.) Clovis West

Kelly has been to Michigan and Oregon so far with trips planned to Oklahoma and

Notre Dame, plus he's still considering a possible fifth official visit. A lot of people think he will eventually land at Oklahoma, but I've heard Michigan and

Oregon will be the schools to beat. It looks like the

five-star linebacker is still weighing all his options and hasn't made any firm

decisions. -- Gorney

Isaac Nauta

Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy