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Just wondering: Am I the only person in America who doesn't give a rat's rump whether some kid from Muddy Mile, Miss. — who has, since age 11, absolutely, positively and unequivocally sworn a "verbal commitment" to play football at the University of Tennessee — winds up shafting the Vols on National Signing Day?
After Alabama's Nick Saban personally offered the Ridgeland junior safety Vonn Bell a scholarship on Wednesday, Tennessee coach Derek Dooley followed with one from the Vols on Thursday.
After Alabama's Nick Saban personally offered the Ridgeland junior safety Vonn Bell a scholarship on Wednesday, Tennessee coach Derek Dooley followed with one from the Vols on Thursday.
National Signing has come and gone for the Tennessee Volunteers, which can mean only one thing: It's time to start looking towards the 2012 season! The first step is to take a look at the projected starting lineup for the Vols. You'll (finally) see a lot of returning faces, especially on offense. The defense, which was decimated with graduation and injury during the 2011 season, needs to replace …
KNOXVILLE — Tennessee's recruiting class ranked 19th in the country according to 247sports.com on National Signing Day after the Vols landed 14 new players to go with seven early enrollees.
Catch up on all the 2012 signing day developments for the University of Tennessee.
Loading Photo Galleries … After an NCAA investigation, a disappointing 2011 season and an offseason that’s been filled with assistant coaching turnover, Tennessee needed some good news on the recruiting front.
It only took one injury to expose how razor thin Tennessee was depth-wise at wide receiver last season. The impact of Justin Hunter's torn anterior cruciate ligament put players all across the field in unexpected positions and the drop-off was significant.
It only took one injury to expose how razor thin Tennessee was depth-wise at wide receiver last season. The impact of Justin Hunter's torn anterior cruciate ligament put players all across the field in unexpected positions and the drop-off was significant.
While Tennessee coach Derek Dooley is happy with his class, those freshman will have little to do with whether he can turn the Vols around this fall.
