Vols ‘high’ among contenders for four-star Ohio DL after camp, offer

After visiting Tennessee in April, a four-star Class of 2026 defensive lineman returned to Knoxville and earned an offer from the Vols

Jamarcus Whyce visited Tennessee for the first time in April to attend the Vols’ spring game, and they stopped at his school to check on him during the spring contact period. That let him know he was on their radar, but he wasn’t necessarily expecting to get a scholarship offer from them soon.

Tennessee football: Did Josh Heupel keep his promises in first season?

The four-star Class of 2026 defensive lineman from Trotwood-Madison High School in Trotwood, Ohio, returned to Knoxville on June 2 to participate in Tennessee’s second high school camp of the year. He said he was pleasantly surprised to come away with an offer from the Vols, and they’re now “pretty high” on his growing list of college choices.

In the world of college basketball recruiting the summer is a time for movement, evaluation, visits and decisions. There are camps and events for college coaches to continue to evaluate prospects and there are more time for prospects to travel the country and visit schools. Because of this increased movement and visibility, more action and just more time, prospects begin to earn more offers and the vision for their recruitments becomes more clear.

Tennessee football: Did Josh Heupel keep his promises in first season?

This week’s notes in the world of women’s basketball recruiting provide updates on position re-designations, intel notes on visits and offers and a look into new ratings on half a dozen notable prospects from around the country.