Deerfield Beach (Fla.) athlete Brandon Powell nearly committed to Tennessee on Saturday at camp. He waited all the way to Sunday morning to give Butch Jones his verbal pledge.

With a recruiting class currently ranked in the nation's top two and with five commitments already on board for 2015, Butch Jones has Tennessee in the national recruiting conversation again. Maybe the old adage will hold true that you can't keep a gi

The Tennessee Volunteers picked up yet another building block for the 2015 class with the early commitment of elite linebacker Cecil Cherry of Frostproof, Fla.

Alpharetta (Ga.) defensive end Andrew Butcher joined his former teammate, quarterback Joshua Dobbs, by pledging to the Vols on Saturday. He gave Butch Jones already his fourth pledge of the '15 class.

The Vols kept the recruiting train rolling Friday afternoon with their second commitment in as many days. JUCO linebacker Chris Weatherd chose UT over Oklahoma and others.

Top defensive tackle recruit Keith Bryant says he will no longer visit the University of Tennessee. Out of Delray Beach (Fla.) Atlantic High School, Bryant had originally planned to visit Tennessee on February 1 for his final official visit.

With the commitment of Ohio defensive end Joe Henderson on Thursday, the Tennessee Volunteers moved into first place in the Rivals.com recruiting rankings and second in 247Sports. For a program scratching for anything positive recently, that's some p

6-foot-3, 240-pound defensive end Kendal Vickers of Havelock, N.C., had been committed to South Carolina for months. But the Gamecocks didn't think he'd qualify and filled up on other prospects. When Vickers got the grades late, he wound up committin

Tennessee's recruiting momentum continued Friday with the commitment of Treyvon Paulk, a running back from Alpharetta (Ga.).

The Vols have the opportunity to outfit its massive 2014 class with legacies and instate players. Take a look at some of the early names on the Vols' list and at five impact players from this year's class.