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style="font-weight: bold;">Aaron Lewis appears to have

figured out the game.

Simply put, loose lips sink ships. Therefore, with a press conference

scheduled for noon CDT on Monday, Lewis has decided that the best way to

make sure that the news is released on his terms is to simply not tell

anyone.

"It's down to Texas and Florida State," Lewis said on Sunday night. "I

told all of the other coaches at the other schools that I wasn't

considering them any more because I didn't want them to spend time

recruiting me if I wasn't considering them. Everyone will find out

tomorrow."

When Lewis says everyone, he means everyone. That includes the coaching

staffs at Texas and Florida State.

"They'll find out at 11 (MDT) tomorrow morning," Lewis said. "I haven't

called either school."

The 6-3, 265-pound Lewis has emerged as one of the hottest defensive

line prospects in the nation in recent weeks after picking up offers

from the Longhorns and Seminoles after participating in summer camps at

both schools.

If the 25 sacks he posted as a junior didn't convince everyone of his

upside at the next level, then the sight of him running sub 4.7 40-yard

dash times at almost 270 pounds surely did.

All that's left now is for Lewis to announce his decision at a press

conference at the high school Monday morning.

"I've made my decision," Lewis said without even offering so much as a

slight hint about his choice.