2008 PRESEASON: Named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List by the Collegiate Baseball Foundation ... Named All-America selection by the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association ...

2007: All-SEC Second Team selection by the league’s coaches ... Selected to compete for the USA National Team by USA Baseball in the Pan American Games ... Finished the year ranked in the top 5 of the SEC in several categories, including: ERA (4^th -2.85), Opponent Batting Average (3^rd - .209), Innings Pitched (4^th – 123.1) and Batters Struck Out (146) ... Started 18 games for the Rebels ... Posted an 8-5 record with a team-best 2.85 ERA and 146 strikeouts ... The 146 strikeouts set the Ole Miss single-season record ... Notched six double-digit strikeout performances on the season ... Pitched two complete-game shutouts on the season ... Posted wins over New Orleans (2/11), No. 1 Vanderbilt (3/17), Auburn (3/31), No. 4 South Carolina (4/21), No. 17 Mississippi State (4/28), Kentucky (5/12), Tennessee (5/24) and Southern Miss (6/2) ... Combined for the shutout of New Orleans with Brett Bukvich ... Named SEC Pitcher of the Week following the wins over No. 1 Vanderbilt and No. 4 South Carolina ... Allowed only one unearned run on one hit  in 8.0 IP with five strikeouts against the top-ranked Commodores to hand them their first loss ... Named National Pitcher of the Week by the NCBWA following the win over Vanderbilt ... Pitched a complete-game shutout of No. 4 South Carolina, as he allowed three hits and struck out a career-high 12 batters with only two walks ... Pitched 9.0 innings, allowing only two runs with 10 strikeouts and one walk in an 11-inning win over No. 25 Alabama (3/24) ... NCAA POSTSEASON: Named NCAA Oxford Regional All-Tournament Team and Most Valuable Player ... Pitched his second complete-game shutout in a 4-0 win over Southern Miss to advance to the NCAA Oxford Regional Championship game ...Drew the start in the second game of the NCAA Tempe Super Regional ... Allowed six runs on eight hits with nine strikeouts and four walks ... 

2006: Started 15 of 18 appearances on the season, the second-most starts of any pitcher on staff ... His 76 strikeouts tied with Will Kline for the most on the season ... Worked 85.1 innings on the year, second most on the team as he posted a 7-3 record ...  Combined for one shutout on the year against UIC (3/5) ... Also allowed only one hit in his 5.1 innings of work against UIC ... Struck out a season-high nine batters against Arkansas State (2/28) in 3.1 innings of relief ... Worked a season-long 7.0 innings against Tulane in the NCAA Regional ... Picked up wins against UIC (3/5), at No. 19 Georgia (4/2), Auburn (4/9), at No. 7 South Carolina (4/16), at Mississippi State (5/20), No. 6 Alabama (5/27) and Tulane (6/4) ... POSTSEASON: Drew three starts in the postseason including a game each in the SEC Tournament, NCAA Regional and NCAA Super Regional ... Picked up the win over No. 6 Alabama (5/27) in the semi-finals of the SEC Tournament, a 9-2 win to advance to the Championship game as he allowed two runs on five hits in 6.0 IP ... Picked up the win over Tulane (6/4) in the NCAA Regional Championship game with a season-long 7.0 IP as he allowed three runs on seven hits with seven strikeouts and one walk ... Suffered his only loss of the post-season against No. 11 Miami with 2.2 IP and six runs on four hits in game three of the NCAA Super Regional ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 6th round of the 2005 MLB draft ... Named Gatorade Player of the Year for Indiana ... Named Louisville Slugger and EA All-America selection ... Hit .400 his senior season with 14 home runs ... Went 16-0 with two saves in 18 appearances and a 0.71 ERA as a senior ... Earned all-state honors as a sophomore and junior at Brownsburg High School ... Two-time all-conference and all-county selection ... Posted a four-year varsity record of 39-4 with seven saves and a 1.10 ERA ... Also recorded 455 strikeouts in 288 career innings pitched ... As a junior, went 10-3, with three saves, and a 1.26 ERA while striking out 160 in 100 IP during 19 appearances ... Had a .473 career batting average with 23 HRs and 92 RBI ... Hit .509 with 14 HRs and 46 RBI as a junior ... Earned three varsity letters ... Coached by Pat O'Neal ... Participated in the Area Code Games in Long Beach, Calif., and was a teammate of Rebel Evan Button and Rebel signee Scott Van Slyke ... Earned Nike All-Star honors at the Area Code Games ... Also won two letters in basketball.

MISCELLANEOUS: Full name is Michael Lance Lynn ... Born: May 12, 1987 ... Son of Mike and Jenny Lynn ... Major is Liberal Arts.