Josh Ward

Imani Cross is ready to move on from Tennessee.

Byron Moore’s trip to Tennessee this past weekend probably couldn’t have gone any better.

Tennessee is in contention to land offensive lineman Marcus Jackson from Vero Beach (Fla.) High School. The 6-foot-3, 307-pound Jackson took an official visit to UT during the weekend.

Tennessee commit Mack Crowder wasn't surprised by the Vols' win over Ole Miss on Saturday.

Tennessee continued its recruiting success in Georgia on Friday when athlete Vincent Dallas from Cedar Grove High School in Ellenwood committed to the Vols.

Maurice Couch gave Tennessee good and bad news on Thursday.

Tennessee isn’t giving up on Giorgio Newberry just yet. The defensive lineman from Fort Pierce (Fla.) Central High School recently committed to Florida State, but that doesn’t mean UT is out of the running.

Tennessee can use statistical evidence to back up an impressive start for Ja’Wuan James and point to just one penalty in three starts.

Tennessee has once again received a commitment from linebacker A.J. Johnson from Gainesville (Ga.) High School.

Jay Rome wants to take a better look at Tennessee.

Tennessee is on the final list of schools for defensive end Anthony Chickillo from Alonso High School in Tampa, Fla.

Two offensive line prospects turned down Tennessee on Wednesday.

Tennessee has received a commitment from safety Pat Martin from JL Mann High School in Greenville, S.C.

Tennessee could see its 2011 class grow by one on Sunday when safety Pat Martin from JL Mann High School in Greenville, S.C., announces his college decision.

Tennessee continues to address its need for help on the defensive line.

Trevarris Saulsberry didn’t expect Tennessee to be his future home two weeks ago. But the 6-foot-4, 268-pound defensive lineman from Gainesville (Fla.) High School gave his commitment to the Vols on Sunday.

Jerron Seymour is looking at Tennessee differently now that he's seen the school in person.

Tennessee's coaching staff can expect good news with its 2011 recruiting class on Friday.

Jonah Austin will be paying close attention during his trip to Tennessee this week.

Malik Jackson didn't think much of the NCAA's decision last month to allow juniors and seniors transfer from Southern California without penalty.

It makes sense that Cameron Clear is a high priority for Tennessee's 2011 football class.

Jabriel Washington and Alabama seem like a perfect match. The 6-foot, 170-pound athlete from Trinity Christian Academy in Jackson has been committed to the Crimson Tide since April.

Tennessee appears to be in the final three for quarterback Justin Worley from Northwestern High School in Rock Hill, S.C.

Mack Crowder won't rush into his college decision.

Despite recent academic shortcomings, Marcques Dixon said he still plans to enroll at Tennessee this fall.

Tennessee has found some momentum with its 2011 recruiting class.

Derek King knows which conference he wants to play in. He just needs to choose the school.

Tennessee’s 2010 class continues to grow.

Tennessee has found a new option at the center position.

Tennessee is in catch-up mode with Christion Jones.

Anthony Chickillo has too many options to consider. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound defensive end from Alonso High School in Tampa, Fla., has received scholarship offers from 43 schools.

It makes sense that Jay Rome is a big priority for Tennessee in the 2011 class.

Jabriel Washington has committed to Alabama.

Rory Anderson made the most of his trip to Knoxville this past weekend. The 6-foot-5, 205-pound tight end from McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Ga., took part in the Knoxvegas Heat basketball tournament on Tennessee’s campus.

Defensive lineman Greg Clark of Warner Robins, Ga., signed with Tennessee on Tuesday to become the 26th member of the Vols’ 2010 football signing class.

Christian Harris needed very little time to consider his scholarship offer from Tennessee.

Brian Randolph is quickly developing a strong relationship with the Tennessee football coaching staff.

Jeremiah Bryson is ready to get his first look at the University of Tennessee.

Eddrick Loften’s coach at Nimitz High School in Irving, Texas, expects the star safety to play football at Tennessee this fall.

Marcques Dixon wasn't sure in 2008 if he would have an opportunity to play college football.

Glen Stanley’s commitment to Tennessee is in serious question after his official visit to Southern California this weekend.

Rajion Neal meant it when he said Tuesday that his recruitment was "open" after his weekend visit to Tennessee.

Tennessee commit J.C. Copeland will take an official visit to LSU this weekend.

Rajion Neal is no longer a firm commitment to Mississippi State.

Linebacker Martaze Jackson from Demopolis (Ala.) High School will take an official visit to Tennessee this weekend.

Markeith Ambles won’t be taking an official visit to Tennessee this weekend — and likely won’t ever.

Marcques Dixon and J.C. Copeland are still committed to Tennessee's football program after each took official visits to Knoxville this weekend.

Tennessee’s recruiting is, as expected in taters, following Lane Kiffin’s sudden departure to become the head coach at Southern California.

Marcques Dixon's commitment to Tennessee doesn't mean his recruitment has finished.

Tennessee is back in the picture for two prospects from Dwyer High School in West Palm Beach, Fla.