DURING VOLS OFFICIAL VISIT, A QB PLAYER WHERE SIGN IN FROM.

TE transfer has a “wonderful weekend” in Tennessee tight end during formal visit to Notre Dame Holden Staes traveled to Tennessee this past weekend to begin investigating his options for pursuing his college education.

When Holden Staes was in the eighth grade, he took one of his first recruiting trips and ended up going to Tennessee. After adding his name to the NCAA transfer portal on Monday, he’s now seriously considering Tennessee after not giving the Vols much thought during his high school career.

The Notre Dame tight end, a sophomore, made his first official visit to the Vols this weekend and left impressed. After spending the previous two years with the Fighting Irish, he said that Tennessee’s campus appeared “much different” from what he had seen when he visited the Vols a few years prior. He is enthusiastic about his opportunity to join their offense.

In-state CB is “heavily considering UT” following an official visit with the Vols
This past weekend, one of Tennessee’s top remaining targets in the 2024 class made an official visit to Knoxville with the Vols.

Having attended a few of the Vols’ home games this season, Jaren Sensabaugh was well acquainted with the team heading into his formal visit to Tennessee this coming weekend. But he saw a different side of the program during his weekend visit in Knoxville.

After visiting the Vols for the third time in less than two months, the Nashville, Tennessee, class of 2024 cornerback from Ensworth School said he was reminded of “how much of a family Tennessee really is.” Along with enjoying a more in-depth look at Tennessee’s campus over a typical weekend, he acknowledged that he is “considering UT heavily” as he gets ready to reveal his final college choice in the near future.

Player grades: In the loss to Tennessee, the Illini frontcourt receives great marks, but the backcourt struggles.
The Illini’s only shining light in an 86-79 loss to Tennessee was Quincy Guerrier.

For in-state CB target, his first game at Tennessee was a “great experience.”
At one of the Vols’ games this season, a West Tennessee cornerback from the Class of 2026 who received an offer from Tennessee in September was present.

Tennessee’s Mount Juliet After a promising start to his sophomore season, Tennessee extended a scholarship offer to Caden Harris in late September. He didn’t hesitate to get to Knoxville and see the Vols for the first time.

The cornerback from Brownsville, Tennessee’s Haywood High School, class of 2026, said Tennessee impressed him right away on October 14 when he visited for the Vols’ victory over Texas A&M. They are among the teams that, in the early phases of his recruitment, are most striking to him, he claimed, and they have already attracted his attention for a number of reasons.