"It's just a great situation and environment," Wiggins said. "They have great fans and it's really good football. Tennessee plays great teams and they already have great players. It was just a good feeling. I prayed about it and I was going day by day and the ability to think and go over it with my family, Tennessee was just the right place."
"Me and Alvin are very similar in our personalities," Wiggins said. "We have been knowing each other for a while now. We know what the process is like and what the feeling is like to go from school to school. Going to JUCO in Kansas or going to Louisville and sitting out a year. We have always stayed in touch and he gave me good insight on what he thought of Tennessee and the coaching staff."
"(Justin) Martin is from Atlanta and I've been knowing the Berry boys since elementary school," Wiggins said. "I pretty much know the boys since I was coming out of high school. Todd (Kelly) Nigel (Warrior), I've known them all for a while. So it did make things easier with the fact I've known them. I can adapt to anything."
New defensive backs coach Charlton Warren has made a big impact in a short amount of time with his current group of corners and safeties. He relates well to players and is very well thought of in football circles. Wiggins has just been around him during the last few weeks, but he's already seeing what Warren can do. "I like how he explains things," Wiggins said. "He knows the in's and outs of the game of football. He is big on the mental aspect of the game with the coverages. He wants to make me a better player."
"I think I'll bring someone who has experience," Wiggins said. "I think I bring wisdom, confidence and energy. Just the ability to make plays and win. I think I'm a good teammate."
