Tennessee has begun spring practice, but recruiting never stops.

Who was on campus earlier this week to check out the volunteers.

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What is up, everybody? Welcome to it. Your Thursday morning, Locktown balls. I am Eric

Kane. Today's show, we are going to check out some spring jersey numbers for the

Tennessee football team and how hilarious they can be in the month of spring for the newcomers

or in the months of spring for the newcomers.

Joe Lauderdie gives his take on how far he thinks Sen.

He's going to make it in the NCAA tournaments and why it's poised to be an upsetter or poised to be upset.

But first we start with Tennessee recruiting.

It truly never stopped.

Tennessee football spring practice has begun and, you know, Tennessee's had

practice on Monday, had practice on Tuesday, and then on Tuesday there were a lot of recruits that

were on hand. There were, I don't know if there were any on Monday. I know that William Edge was

FaceTiming some recruits during practice or during the stretching portion of practice,

but there were a lot of practice, there were a lot of recruits on hand for Tuesday's practice. And a lot of those guys, stockling back in, checking out Tennessee and kind of see them what is what. And we're going to talk about a number of those right here. First, we'll start with a local prospect from Halls High School at Jarell Chandler. Jarell Chandler is a really, really nice prospect, 6'3, about a buck 95. I have covered several games that he's played in. You know, we've had one robbery Thursday and playoff Friday a lot here in the Knoxville area. He plays the game with an edge, a really good edge, one that you want, you know, if you're going to be individual and recruits, sometimes that edge gets emotionally gets a little bit in trouble, but nonetheless, Cheryl Chandler is a really, really good player. He's a good defender, closes the windows really quick in the back end. He's a good tackle. He's got good ball skills. Play some wide receiver as well. And I think that, you know, in his senior year, I think Hall is going to try to get him the football

just a ton more because, again, he's going to be the best football player on the field a lot of times in these areas

and does a really, really good job.

He's got a rivals industry ranking of 388 nationally.

Rivals has him at 195, the 19th ranked safety and the ninth ranked player from the state of Tennessee.

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