Vols Get Second Commitment in 2019 Class this Weekend
Jun 10, 2018
The Vols added their second commitment in the 2019 class over the last three days when safety Aaron Beasley from Georgia committed on Sunday afternoon.
The Vols added their second commitment in the 2019 class over the last three days when safety Aaron Beasley from Georgia committed on Sunday afternoon.
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A towering in-state defensive end in the 2019 recruiting class finally picked up an offer from the Vols this week.
The Sports Information Directors around the SEC voted on where teams will place in the SEC, and the Vols brought up the rear in the final vote.
Four-star safety Anthony Harris from North Carolina chose the Vols over offers from Clemson, Oklahoma, Virginia Tech, and others on Friday.
Jaden Payoute, a fast-rising four-star athlete, was surprised by the Vols’ offer to him, and he plans to come visit Tennessee soon.
The No. 2 pro-style quarterback in the 2020 class will be visiting the Vols in about two weeks according to an interview he did.
Tennessee sophomore offensive tackle Trey Smith has been named the top offensive tackle in college football by one media outlet.
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A 2019 quarterback from Georgia who is rising up recruiting boards across the country is set to visit the Vols early next week.