Tennessee officially announced the hires of all 10 of Jeremy Pruitt’s on-field coaches and three supporting staff members for his Vols staff on Thursday.
The Vols picked up a big time commitment from a four-star, in-state offensive lineman in the 2019 class the day after the 2018 National Signing Day.
National Signing Day may have been yesterday, but the Vols’ coaches were also reaching out to talented 2019 prospects on Wednesday night.
National Signing Day was a disappointment for the Vols, but the 2018 class as a whole shouldn’t be thanks to the early signing period class.
We take a look at the Vols’ “final” haul of players in their 2018 signing class.
Jeremy Pruitt said he liked who the Vols were able to bring in for their 2018 signing class, but he added that “we’re not done with this class.”
Tennessee added two talented defensive linemen in their 2018 class in JUCO defensive tackle Emmit Gooden and defensive end Kurott Garland.
The Vols added another defensive back to their 2018 class when they got the signature of 3-star/4-star safety Joseph Norwood on Wednesday.
The Vols started off National Signing Day with a bit of a surprise when defensive end John Mincey chose the Vols over South Carolina.
The Vols picked up their first signature of National Signing Day when three-star safety Trevon Flowers chose Tennessee over Clemson.
