2020 Recruits the Vols are Most Likely to Land
Jun 23, 2019
We take a look at the recruits in the 2020 recruiting cycle who are most likely to end up signing with the Vols as of right now.
We take a look at the recruits in the 2020 recruiting cycle who are most likely to end up signing with the Vols as of right now.
According to a report, grad transfer Kerry Blackshear isn’t expected to take any more official visits and could make his decision very soon.
We take a look at what Vol fans should expect from 2020 ooffensive lineman and legacy prospect Cooper Mays after his commitment to Tennessee.
In-state offensive lineman and Vol legacy Cooper Mays announced on Friday that he is committing to the Vols in the 2020 class.
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Tennessee’s starting center, Kyle Alexander, has reportedly been picked up by the Miami Heat and will participate in the NBA Summer League.
Tennessee point guard Jordan Bone didn’t think he was getting drafted on Thursday night, and the reaction when he did was priceless.
Tennessee point guard Jordan Bone became the third Vol taken in the 2019 NBA Draft when he was selected late in the 2nd round.
Admiral Schofield became the second Vol taken in the 2019 NBA Draft. He was drafted in the second round and traded to the Washington Wizards.
Grant Williams was excited to be taken in the first round of the 2019 NBA Draft on Thursday night by the Boston Celtics.
