Welcome in the GoBalls 247 podcast. I am Ben McKee, joined by Ryan Callahan for a third time in two days because Tennessee stays hot on the recruiting trail Mr. Callahan with its third commitment in what 30 hours or so 36 hours some somewhere in that ballpark three commitments in a day and a half

but that's that's pretty good last time I checked. Not bad work for a

what's supposed to be a weekend off for Tennessee's program.

Yeah, Tennessee lands another class of 2024

commitment, Gage Ginther of Colorado.

He's from Fort Collins, Colorado.

Obviously, not a state Tennessee recruits a whole lot.

If you've been following this for years, though,

like I now have, I guess.

That doesn't feel like it.

But about 10 years ago, Tennessee

got a commitment from a guy named Dan Skipper out in Colorado who ended up

flipping from Tennessee and going to Arkansas following Sam Pittman after his after that that coaching staff was kind of blown up late in that

recruiting cycle and Skipper of course went on to become a really good player

in college he was like six foot nine went on to become a good NFL player.

So Colorado, not the most talent-filled state historically,

but that's a good example of you can find some good players there,

you know, here and there there and especially interesting Tennessee is able to go into that state and get somebody now that Dion Sanders is at Colorado and you know generating some

national buzz there, Tennessee goes in there

and takes the number one player out of the state of Colorado,

beating out some pretty good programs for him.

Colorado was in the mix,

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