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Recruiting Round-Up: The Tar Heel State


Tom Lemming recently toured through North Carolina, interviewing and evaluating the top prospects in the Tar Heel State. While 2009 is not a banner year of talent, there are still blue-chip recruits to be had. The first name on most college recruiters’ board is Robert Crisp, a large offensive lineman from Chapel Hill.

Crisp, the teammate of 2008 prospect , is a 6-foot-8, 300-pound tackle who is one of the top three or four players at his position nationwide. “If you drew up a great player, it would be him,” Lemming said of Crisp. (Max Preps)

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