CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Maybe it's the influx of new coaching staffs at roughly a third of the football programs in the Southeastern Conference. Maybe it's the changing nature of the entire recruiting game. Maybe it's an outlier, an anomaly, in the ebbs and flows of adults with seven-figure salaries and programs with eight- and nine-figure budgets having a large part of their futures decided by teenagers.
Whatever the reason, it feels like this college football recruiting cycle is as tumultuous and fluid as any in recent memory.
The trajectory of football's top prospects picking their collegiate homes had moved toward earlier commitments and relative peace down the homestretch. This year, however, there's a sprint to the finish and a few SEC schools, including Tennessee, are poised to make some noise.
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TNVol71 writes:
Sure hope some of these top recruits want to bring the Big Orange back to national prominence. Go get 'em, Coach Jones. VFL!!
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