Four-star class of 2024 receiver Boo Carter is visiting Knoxville for this weekend’s top 20 class between Tennessee and Florida, Carter announced on Twitter Monday morning.
i will be at Tennessee this weekend🤟🏾🍊 @Coach_Nez_ @coachjoshheupel @ChadCreamer21 @CoachKelseyPope @Vol_Football @ncec_recruiting @athletics_ccs @CSmithscout @NatlPlaymkrsAca@Wolfpack7on7@scoop1914@coachTBarr@ChadSimmons_ @SWiltfong247 pic.twitter.com/2QqIPNehn6
— Boo Carter (@boo_Carter6) September 19, 2022
Carter attends Chattanooga Christian School and is one of the most electrifying playmakers in the entire 2024 recruiting cycle. Playing in the Division II-AA classification of Tennessee high school football, Carter dominates opponents and is off to a fantastic junior season.
Slow feet don’t eat.. 2 rushing tds 1 receiving td tonight. I’ve been starving season here and I’m hungry.🦍#foreverhumble pic.twitter.com/IRGaEGX9CS
— Boo Carter (@boo_Carter6) September 3, 2022
With Carter leading the way, Chattanooga Christian is 4-1 on the season with its lone loss coming against McCallie— one of the top teams in the state.
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Carter ranks as a four-star and the No. 249 player in the country according to the 247sports composite rankings. The 5-foot-10, 184-pound receiver ranks as the No. 4 player in the state of Tennessee.
The Vols are targeting a number of the top players in the Volunteer State and have already landed a commitment from Chattanooga defensive lineman Carson Gentle. Four-star Nashville corner Kaleb Beasley also announced plans to visit Tennessee for the Florida game.
Carter camped at Tennessee this summer where he impressed with his quickness and route running abilities. The Chattanooga native also used summer visits seeing Michigan State and camping at Kentucky.
The instate recruit currently holds 26 offers including from Oregon, Ole Miss, Michigan and LSU.
The Vols 2024 recruiting class currently holds two commitments and ranks as the nation’s No. 11 class according to 247sports.
