Tennessee Football Extends Early Offers to Multiple Class of 2029 Recruits

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Tennessee scores against Arkansas at Neyland Stadium, Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025. Cole Moore/RTI

Tennessee football is coming off an elite signing class for the 2026 cycle and turning the page to an attempt to parlay it into a strong 2027 group. However, the Vols and the rest of the country are also building relationships with the 2028 and 2029 classes as they look to the future.

As Josh Heupel and Tennessee work to build their board for the 2029 class, it’s identified some prospects after they rounded out their freshman season. Last week, this resulted in the Vols extending offers to a handful of recruits.

Here is what you need to know.

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OL Jaxson Russell

  • Position – IOL
  • Height – 6-6
  • Weight – 310
  • High School – Lakeland
  • Hometown – Lakeland, Fla.
  • Other Offers – Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Nebraska, Pitt, SMU

 

ATH Makai Buchanan

  • Position – ATH
  • Height – 5-11
  • Weight – 180
  • High School – Victor Valley
  • Hometown – Victorville, Calif.
  • Other Offers – Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Cal, Colorado, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Louisville, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Oregon, Oregon State, Penn State, Purdue, SMU, Syracuse, Texas A&M, UCLA, USC

 

RB Zachary Watts

  • Position – RB
  • Height – 5-11
  • Weight – 170
  • High School – Carver
  • Hometown – Atlanta, Ga.
  • Other Offers – Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Texas A&M

 

OL Devin Smith

  • Position – IOL
  • Height – 6-3
  • Weight – 300
  • High School – Broken Arrow
  • Hometown – Broken Arrow, Okla.
  • Other Offers – Kansas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech

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