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Ole Miss has six scheduled official visits for this weekend. They are, in alphabetical order:
Damola Ajidahun
The Duluth, Ga., standout has taken official visits to Georgia Tech and Duke and has one scheduled for Georgia later this month.
DJ Miller
Ole Miss, Tennessee, Kentucky and Michigan are the four teams to watch in Miller’s recruitment right now and then more will be learned about Illinois as well after he visits there later in June. The Rebels will get the first visit in June from the four-star receiver from St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter and that passing offense could intrigue him but the Wildcats and the Illini will also get visits in June.
Miller, who goes by "DJ," will visit Illinois next weekend. He's a four-star prospect ranked No. 171 nationally by Rivals.
Jaylan Morgan
The Rockvale, Tenn., four-star defensive back also has an official visit scheduled to Purdue later this month. Morgan narrowed his top schools down to six ahead of four official visits to as many SEC programs over the next month. Morgan kicked off the summer with a visit back to Florida, his second of the off-season. This race tightened up a bit this spring. Both Ole Miss and Mississippi State have some momentum with one of Tennessee's top prospects.
Mario Nash Jr.
The four-star offensive lineman from DeKalb, Miss., is slowly navigating his recruitment, per Rivals. After making some big visits in the spring and collecting some new offers, there is a lot of buzz around Florida State, Mississippi State and LSU with one of Mississippi's best. The offer from Clemson extended earlier this month was notable, and he'll begin his first of four official visits in Death Valley this weekend, his second time on campus in May. A decision isn't expected until later this fall. He visited Clemson last weekend.
Mike Tyler
The three-star tight end from Columbia, S.C., flew under the radar a bit until recently. He's 6-foot-4, 220 pounds and he's now up to 14 offers.
Winston Watkins Jr.
The five-star wide receiver from Naples, Fla., is very high on Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin. Watkins is ranked by Rivals as the No. 2 wide receiver nationally and the No. 17 overall prospect. He and Nash will be at the Rivals Five-Star event in Jacksonville, Fla., later this month.
