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AL QB Coker adding offers

June 21, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Mobile, AL.- If you want to be a big time college quarterback, you have to get your name out there. For some the attention shows up right away, for others you have to get it the hard way. You get out there and camp and earn it. […] Read the full article...

Brentwood’s Derek King is up to 13 offers

June 19, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Brentwood, TN.- Another star in the state of Tennessee continues to shine. Brentwood academy has a playmaker on their hands in athlete Derek King. He’s an absolutely gifted runner and has the ability to play on either side of the ball or special teams. After a slower […] Read the full article...

Antonio Richardson update

June 19, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Nashville, TN.- Big time lineman are thick in the 2011 class. One of the nation’s best is hidden in Tennessee and is a dandy. Massive 6’6″ 310 pound ineman Antonio Richardson is easily one of the best around, and he’s got all of the tools any major […] Read the full article...

Breaking Down Tom Smith

June 17, 2010 by Bryan Driskell
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TOM SMITH, RB, 5’11, 202, Apopka(HS)FL When Tennessee was one of the nation’s premier programs they were known more for their talented college quarterbacks and running backs; but it was their rushing attack that really made the Volunteer machine go. Rushers like Charlie Garner, James Stewart, Jay […] Read the full article...

Tennessee Two-fer Tuesday

June 15, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Big day in Knoxville for Tennessee fans as the football team adds a pair of huge commitments. First off today Tom Smith a stout running back from Apopka, Florida decided Tennessee was the place for him. As discussed earlier he’s a well built compact runner who can […] Read the full article...

Andrew Power talks Tennessee commitment

June 14, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Myrtle Beach, SC.- Tight ends a plenty. That’s what new Tennessee head coach Derek Dooley is looking for. He’s planning on changing things to a tight end heavy system. With that new system, requires tight ends to fill the need. Tennessee was able to dip into the […] Read the full article...

Florida QB receiving interest from Tennessee

June 14, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Often times a Florida high school football coach spends as much time coaching as he does with recruiting. It’s certainly a nice problem to have sometimes however. The coach will undoubtedly have some talent to use on the field in their conquest for a state title. Also […] Read the full article...

Hutson attending Tennessee camp

June 12, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Destrehan, LA.- Growing up the son of a football coach doesn’t exactly make you a lock to college stardom. But it certainly helps. Destrehan high standout Ethan Hutson has the pedigree and football knowledge a coach could ask for. He’s been pretty quiet under the radar until […] Read the full article...

Randolph close to decision

June 12, 2010 by Matt Prehm
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Three star safety Brian Randolph (Marrietta, GA/Kell High School) visited Tennessee last weekend and walked away impressed even after his visit was the third in the last year. “I left the campus last week thinking I saw things I liked I hadn’t seen in my other two […] Read the full article...

Crowder has Tennessee offer

June 10, 2010 by Justin Hopkins
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Bristol, TN.- Lineman have got to be a top priority of coach Dooley and staff at Tennessee. And we’re talking both sides of the ball. It’s an important battle that any coach, especially an SEC coach knows you must win to compete. It’s wildly expected that the […] Read the full article...

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