Tennessee got a three-star rated commits a couple weeks ago, but I wanted to bring on the expert here.

Brian Smith's going to tell us why this is not just any three-star that Tennessee's got.

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We're going to go back and look back at a commit to Tennessee got in recent weeks because,

hey, recruiting season, OV season. It's about the heat up really

rapidly here. But Tennessee got it's seventh commit to the class about two weekends ago.

And that is Carter Jamison from Creekside High School. And here to break down that commit and

tell us a little bit more backout information is Brian Smith locked on the portal. Go check him out. We talk transfer portal

stuff. We talk recruiting all the time with Brian. So encourage you guys to go make that your second

listen here, your second watch here this morning. But Brian, your overall thoughts on Carter Jameson.

I mean, my thoughts were, you know, before I got to know kind of who he was in recent weeks. So you

look at the rating there and it's like, oh man, this is, you know, three star, like just inside the top 1,000. Like typically, it's a project, no doubt, but like those are ones that make fans kind of scoff. But you look at the tape and, you know, there's a lot to like. And you can see why Tennessee kind of coveted him before his commit.

On his film, he plays nickel, free safety, basically a corner spot, basically a linebacker

spot.

Creekside's really good.

They won state title last year, but they put so much on his plate, that was the first thing

that I noticed.

There was no consistency with where he lined up. Most high school kids cannot do that.

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