Should Vol Fans Worry About Pruitt’s In-State Recruiting?
Jul 9, 2018
After the Vols missed out on another in-state prospect, should fans worry about Jeremy Pruitt’s ability to recruit talent in the state of Tennessee?
After the Vols missed out on another in-state prospect, should fans worry about Jeremy Pruitt’s ability to recruit talent in the state of Tennessee?
The top junior college defensive tackle in the 2019 class, Savion Williams, will be visiting Tennessee later this month.
The Vols sent out an offer to the No. 2 junior college defensive tackle in the 2019 class on Sunday. He’s currently committed to South Carolina.
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Bryn Tucker, a four-star offensive tackle and the No. 1 player in the state of Tennessee in the 2020 class, included the Vols as one of his top teams.
The Vols’ highest-rated commit in the 2019 class, five-star OT Wanya Morris, drew the most praise from his peers at Nike’s The Opening.
The Vols are one of the teams working the hardest to try and flip the No. 1 wide receiver in the 2019 class, Jadon Haselwood.
Tennessee 2019 quarterback commit Brian Maurer finished as one of the top quarterbacks at Nike’s The Opening.
History in the SEC shows that new Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt is taking the right approach to rebuilding the Vols.
Tennessee’s 2019 quarterback commitment, Brian Maurer, has been one of the more impressive quarterbacks at Nike’s The Opening Finals so far.