Let us see who has the knowledge or has a lucky streak that should put them in Vegas. I am asking anyone who sees this thread to give their best shot at the recruits that his/her school is going to get. It will be interesting to see how close we can come to the actual classes. I will lead off with what I think is going to happen with the Vols

16 players commited all ready. You can view those commits at the following link if you would like to. Click here

Expectations from Volnation is that the Vols will place 3 to 4 kids in prep school. That would give Tennessee around 10-12 openings. Here is my best guess list.

Patrick Turner 6-5/210 Ranked the #2 receiver in the nation. The homestate Vols will win out over the USC trojan viruses

Jonathan Stewart 5-10/224 Ranked the #1 running back in the nation. Call it a signing day surprise as Vol fans get a surprise

Montario Hardesty 6-0/190 Ranked the # 11 Athlete in the nation. Just a tremendous get and could play WR/RB/DB

Michael Oher 6-5/330 Ranked the #8 offensive guard in the nation. There is still concern that Ole Miss might be able to sway him, but the kid looks like a Vol

Chris Scott 6-5/300 Ranked the #1 offensive tackle in the nation. Florida almost pulled him away, but how can you not like having a head coach who is a former offensive lineman and still helps to coach the squad.

Barry Turner 6-3/230 Ranked the #13 weakside defensive end. Tennessee continues to get the in-state players

Raymond Henderson 6-5/250 Ranked the #8 strongside defensive end. This player has been hilarious to watch his recruiting. He is having fun with it and it is driving some fans and media nuts.

DeMarcus Granger 6-3/315 Ranked the #2 defensive tackle. The one thing about Phil Fulmer is that he always pulls a surprise top player out. The Vol fans want Granger, but most have conceeded him to the Sooners. If he comes to UT on the 28th for a visit, then he will be a Vol

Dan Williams 6-1/310 Ranked the #38 defensive tackle. Another player from Memphis that is all Vol.

Adam Meyers-White 6-4/190 Ranked the #8 safety in the nation. Helps the Vols fill the need for the bad secondary from 2004.