With open spots dwindling, should the Vols take one linebacker or two, and if only one, which one?
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Butch Jones is playing the long game in recruiting the Sunshine State
The Vols are hitting Florida hard, emulating the long game strategy that Georgia has used well to recruit the state.
Vols recruiting thoughts headed into “Mini Orange Carpet Day”
What should Vols fans expect out of tomorrow’s mini Orange Carpet Day?
State of Play: Vols can be picky, and July 20th camp has three major targets
With the Vols in such great shape so early with the Class of 2018, they can now afford to be picky as they fill out the rest of the class.
Tennessee Vols Recruiting: Random Thoughts
A half dozen random recruiting thoughts as it’s not even July, and the 2018 class is currently ranked #5 in the country with 15 commitments: Still no Emerson What’s even more impressive about the current ranking of the class is that it doesn’t yet include Vols lock and borderline 5-star […]
Vols Recruiting: Defensive end board suddenly looking robust
While the Vols signed a very promising group of defensive ends in the 2017 class, including early-enrollee Deandre Johnson, Matthew Butler, Ryan Thaxton, and Marcus Bembry, the DE position is arguably UT’s thinnest in terms of proven depth and talent. Therefore, it is a position of immense focus for the […]
BIG fan of “Little” Tanner Ingle
When you read up on new UT CB commit Tanner Ingle, you get the feeling very quickly that he feels overlooked due to his being “only” 5’10. He mentions it often, and while it appears to motivate him it certainly does not enter his mind when he is bringing the […]
Orange Carpet Day (and other) Recruiting Predictions
As we noted a few weeks ago, the Vols continue to have plenty of recruiting momentum as the month of June kicks off. Since then they’ve added an instate TE with a sky-high ceiling in Jacob Warren and then this past week the nation’s No. 1 punter in Skyler Delong. And […]
The Vols 2018 Class is looking good, and could get even better in June
As June rapidly approaches, the Vols are in a situation not seen since the 2014 class that featured early commitments from studs like Todd Kelly Jr and Jalen Hurd: A highly-ranked class featuring not just a large collection of commitments, but a commitment list jampacked with studs from top to […]
The Importance of the Tennessee Vols Having 2018 QB Recruiting Already Wrapped Up
With the Tennessee Vols no longer recruiting quarterbacks this cycle, it goes without saying that landing two blue-chippers in one class when you’re only going to have three scholarship QBs (max) on the roster this coming season is a big deal. Importantly, as QBs are often the face of a […]