Vol Coaches Visit Top Target in 2020 Recruiting Class
Jul 11, 2019
Almost all of Tennessee’s coaching staff was in to see top in-state player Keon Johnson on Thursday at the Adidas Summer Championship.
The latest Vol basketball recruiting news.
Almost all of Tennessee’s coaching staff was in to see top in-state player Keon Johnson on Thursday at the Adidas Summer Championship.
One of the top prospects in the 2020 class, five-star shooting guard Jaden Springer, included the Vols in his list of finalists in his recruitment.
In Part I of our six-part series, we look at what three-star small forward Davonte Gaines brings to the Vols as a member of their 2019 recruiting class.
We take a position-by-position look at the Vols’ top targets in the 2020 recruiting cycle in men’s basketball.
Tennessee has already added two transfers to their men’s basketball roster this offseason, and they’re reportedly reached out to another in Tyree Appleby.
The Vols have sent out an offer to Hunter Dickinson, a four-star center who measures in at 7-foot-2 in the 2020 recruiting class.
This episode of the RTI Podcast features an interview with Vol baseball head coach Tony Vitello. He talks about his new contract, expectations, and more.
According to a report, Tennessee is officially out of contention for coveted Virginia Tech grad transfer Kerry Blackshear.
The Lady Vols are one of the finalists for Angel Reese, the No. 2 overall prospect in the 2020 recruiting cycle according to ESPN.
According to a report, grad transfer Kerry Blackshear isn’t expected to take any more official visits and could make his decision very soon.