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The Tennessee coaching staff is still touring the country in search of younger prospects to start recruiting and to follow up on the 2025 talent they have been scouting. Coach Brian Jean-Mary of the Tennessee linebackers visited Rome High School to see how linebacker Jaedon Harmon, a longtime target, was doing. In terms of prospects in the 2025 class, Harmon is ranked No. 150 by 247Sports’ Composite Rankings. On June 11, 2023, the Vols made him an offer; they were the twelfth team to do so. With 29 offers on his offer sheet, Harmon is now being pursued by a number of big programs.

A few days ago, Brett Venables, the head coach of Oklahoma, paid him a visit. Harmon has spent months developing a relationship with the people of Tennessee and has made multiple trips there. Despite their strong performance in the 2024 signing class, Tennessee does not currently have a linebacker committed for the 2025 class. As they start to concentrate all of their attention on 2025, Harmon will be a crucial name for both this coaching staff and Tennessee supporters going forward.

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Many candidates received offers from Tennessee recently. Wesley Winn is among the most recent possibilities to earn an offer. Winn is a San Francisco, California, native and potential for the class of 2027. At Archbishop Riordan High School, he plays high school basketball. Among his many noteworthy honors is “MaxPreps Freshman All-American.” He recently summarized Volunteer Country’s offer to him from Tennessee.

Winn was questioned concerning his offer and his experience accepting it. “I appreciated the offer very much. The coaches there are quite close to the coach I had in high school. When he said, “They offered me,” it was a wonderful moment. It was Coach Halzle who made the offer. They seem to prefer me as a wide receiver, and their offensive staff has produced excellent outside and slot receivers. I play DB and WR in high school. The gifted freshman says, “I’m excited to visit Neyland and get to know the staff

Recruits may be drawn to a school for a variety of reasons. The recruit said, “The coaches and football philosophy are top-rated,” when asked about his thoughts on Tennessee. outstanding defensive and offensive intelligence. Academically, the institution offers a wide range of courses. Tennessee is where my parents met and have always loved to be. I went to see Tennessee play on the road. I’m eager to visit school and establish trusting bonds with the coaches.”