With the Vols on their second of two bye weeks of the season, the Tennessee staff will not only take the opportunity to rest its team and develop its younger players but also reassess its 2020 recruiting board. They’ll likely hit the road and touch base with prospects while at […]
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Early Bye Week Recruiting Musings
The more I think about the pickup of OLB Jimari Butler the more I love it. Yes, the loss of BJ Ojulari was a big blow to the class, particularly given Tennessee’s need for pass rushers both immediately in 2020 and when looking out vis a vis the current roster. […]
Pruitt’s Track Record of Talent Evaluation Reason to be Optimistic on New Commitment Kyree Miller
Tennessee received a commitment from it’s 4th OL in the 2020 class when Kyree Miller went public with his pledge on Tuesday. Fresh off his official visit to Knoxville this past weekend, Miller didn’t need to wait any longer before jumping into the boat. At 6’4 and ~360 pounds, Miller […]
Where Does Tennessee Turn Now for Pass-Rushers?
With the flip of prized commitment BJ Ojulari to LSU over the weekend, Tennessee is now left with a large hole in what is otherwise an outstanding recruiting class. With nine spots still remaining, the Vols have added 16 high quality players that will collectively will meaningfully improve the roster […]
Why It Should Be Darnell Washington or Bust at TE for Tennessee in 2020
Tennessee has never had an expansive list of Tight End prospects on its 2020 board. For whatever reason, the Vols never offered a large number of them to begin with, and now that we’re fairly deep into the season it’s become very clear recently that this isn’t going to change. […]
Checking the Boxes in Memphis
Sometimes it’s too easy to attribute strategic brilliance to things that happen to work out from multiple angles. But when you look at how things have gone down with Tennessee’s recruitment of the Whitehaven Three – LBs Bryson Eason, Martavius French, and Tamarion McDonald – it’s hard not to be […]
Vols Have the Need, the Need…for LBs
After the departure of upperclassmen Will Ignot and Shannon Reid via the transfer portal, followed by the dismissal of promising Sophomore RB-turned-LB Jeremy Banks – all within the span of the last two weeks – Tennessee now finds itself with a shocking lack of depth at Inside Linebacker. To illustrate […]
Vols Need Playmakers. Period.
When looking at Tennessee’s current commitment list as well as the realistic targets on the board as of early October, what stands out is how heavily tilted towards the defensive side of the ball those lists in total are. Four of the top five commitments (of 14 in total) as […]
Georgia Game a Chance for Vols to Get a Recruiting Boost
The Georgia game was always the first home game that the Tennessee staff was targeting as a big recruiting weekend, but unfortunately it’s not as big of a game associated with the Vols were expecting or hoping for thanks to the disastrous start to the season. At 1-3 Tennessee is […]
Vols Spend Off Week Handing Out New Offers
With the team on its first of two bye weeks of the season, the Tennessee staff took the opportunity to hit the road and grant new offers to multiple prospects. As discussed last week, while the Vols are still very much in play for many of their top targets they […]