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Tennessee is definitely the leader for Jaden Springer heading into his visit to Knoxville this weekend. However, I do not believe Springer is a done deal for the Vols just yet. He has a great relationship with the staff at Michigan and really enjoyed his time there, but I also would not sleep on Memphis. The Tigers are expected to see him this week at IMG Academy and are much more in the hunt than people realize. For now, though, I am going to stick with Tennessee as his eventual landing spot.
Onto the 2021 class, as Kennedy Chandler and Paolo Banchero are two of the Vols' top priorities. While the Vols will receive an official visit from Banchero this month, I would be shocked if he ends up in Knoxville. If he does leave the West Coast for college, it will be for Duke or Kentucky. On the other hand, Chandler is wide open with his recruiting process. Selecting a favorite at this point in time remains difficult, but the Vols should have a shot. Their likely point guard need in the 2021 class and close proximity to the blue chip recruit only enhances their standing with Chandler.
Corey Evans when asked does Tennessee have a legit shot to land Jaden Springer in 2020 and Paolo Banchero & Kennedy Chandler in 2021?
It’s still pretty telling of where things stand when the most pessimistic article includes the phrases, “Tennessee is definitely the leader for Jaden Springer heading into his visit to Knoxville this weekend.”, and ”I am going to stick with Tennessee as his eventual landing spot.”, as it’s opening and closing statements.That was probably the most pessimistic update we've heard yet about Springer. Hopefully things aren't changing. I feel like this is more of Evans just not being as in touch with this recruitment. I feel like Barnes and his staff would never have canceled the Cam Hayes visit, an elite prospect, if they thought there was any chance Springer doesn't come here.
I believe Springer is a VolIt’s still pretty telling of where things stand when the most pessimistic article includes the phrases, “Tennessee is definitely the leader for Jaden Springer heading into his visit to Knoxville this weekend.”, and ”I am going to stick with Tennessee as his eventual landing spot.”, as it’s opening and closing statements.
Doubt anyone believes that. Most have been so beaten down by TN sports since the BP debacle and football, that any shred of positive action makes us giddy and maybe over zealous in expectation. Have to admit Barnes has healed a lot of Orange hearts since he's been here. I'll take sum more too.You better not believe anything but we're the new Duke of college basketball and that Rick Barnes is the new Coach K around these parts.