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Four‑star DE George Parkinson IV, ranked No. 15 nationally, has announced his top six schools for the 2028 class, with Tennessee among the finalists after a scholarship offer and a spring practice visit.
In a live YouTube announcement, four‑star athlete Xavier Sabb chose Oregon over Tennessee, LSU and UCLA, marking a major recruiting win for the Ducks and reshaping expectations for the upcoming class.
Tennessee has secured 16 pledges for its 2027 class, highlighted by the recent addition of Marcus Jones, while the SEC rankings reveal a fierce battle among traditional powerhouses.
In the past ten days the Volunteers have locked in three four‑star recruits, boosting their national standing and expanding a class that now totals sixteen pledges.
A top in‑state prospect chooses the University of Tennessee over Florida State, boosting the Vols’ recruiting haul.
The Tennessee Volunteers received a decisive boost when Princeton Uwaifo, a top offensive line prospect, confirmed his commitment via Instagram, cementing a class that now stands at 15 pledges and ranks No. 28 nationally.
A three‑sport standout from Villa Park, Illinois, Liam Pagan announced a scholarship offer from the University of Tennessee, joining a growing list of suitors and a 2027 class already dotted with fifteen commitments.
Tennessee’s 2027 recruiting class already boasts fifteen commitments, and the staff is now courting 2028 offensive lineman Liam Pagan, a three‑sport athlete from Illinois.
The Volunteers have added fifteen pledges, including legacy linebacker Kenneth Simon II and offensive tackle Q’Mari Hudson, boosting their national and SEC rankings.
Dayon Cooper, a 4.5‑second 40‑yard dash standout, is reportedly considering a switch from Florida State to the University of Tennessee, where his speed could be deployed at wide receiver.
Hudson, ranked No. 40 among offensive tackles, becomes the 15th member of Tennessee’s 2027 class, bolstering the Vols’ front line with elite size and versatility.
In a highly anticipated decision, the Western Branch, Virginia native chose the University of Tennessee over competing programs, highlighting the influence of head coach Josh Heupel and offensive line coach Glen Elarbee, and emphasizing his readiness to play early.
Q'Mari Hudson, a four-star offensive tackle from Western Branch High School, announced his commitment to Tennessee, highlighting the Volunteers' continued momentum in the 2027 recruiting cycle.
Q'Mari Hudson, a 6‑foot‑5, 300‑pound lineman, committed to Tennessee, spurning Virginia and Virginia Tech, and boosting the Volunteers' 2027 recruiting haul.
Tennessee secured a commitment from four‑star offensive tackle Q’Mari Hudson, the second offensive‑line pledge of the day, as the program climbs to No. 30 in the latest Rivals rankings.
The highly touted offensive lineman from Western Branch High School is set to announce his college choice on Saturday, with Tennessee emerging as the favorite according to insider Chad Simmons.
The Volunteers added a tight end, a defensive lineman and a cornerback over the weekend, boosting their 2027 recruiting class to 12 pledges and improving their national standing.
Highly touted 2027 offensive line recruit Q’Mari Hudson, a four-star prospect from Chesapeake, Virginia, is set to announce his commitment later this week, narrowing his focus to Tennessee and Virginia Tech.
Q’Mari Hudson, a four-star offensive tackle ranked among the nation’s top 400 prospects, has placed Tennessee in his final three schools, scheduling official visits and setting a July 25 commitment date.
Virginia's high school football scene is buzzing with elite talent in the 2027 class, as top prospects announce commitments and schedule visits to major college programs.