Vols Offer Four-Star Dual-Threat Quarterback
May 9, 2018
Hudson Card, an intriguing four-star dual-threat quarterback prospect, picked up a scholarship offer from the Vols on Tuesday night.
Hudson Card, an intriguing four-star dual-threat quarterback prospect, picked up a scholarship offer from the Vols on Tuesday night.
Jarrod Hoyer is a junior college quarterback in the 2019 class the Vols are interested in, and his story is a very intriguing one.
According to Athlon Sports’ rankings of every FBS quarterback, the Vols will face a lot of the best QBs in all of college football this season.
The Vols are set to host David Swaby, a junior college offensive tackle in the 2018 class, on an official visit this weekend.
Purdue head coach Jeff Brohm addressed what happened back in November of 2017 when his name was linked to the Vols’ head coaching position.
Four-star center DJ Burns, one of the Vols’ top targets in the 2019 class, is officially reclassifying to the 2018 class.
Wayne Davis, the University of Tennessee’s interim Chancellor, sent out a letter to UT alumni on Monday morning and preached stability.
The GM of the Kansas City Chiefs says he believes Kahlil McKenzie “is going to look like a first-round pick” at his new position on the offensive line.
A trio of highly-rated teammates, including one who is committed to Florida State, picked up offers from the Vols all in one day.
Kingston Harris was supposed to be an early enrollee for Tennessee, but he had to delay his enrollment this spring. But now he’s finally on campus.