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Announced in the War Room today that Tyndall will be hosting an Elite Camp on the 31st.
This is huge mostly because of this:
-VQ
Visitors:
Class of 2015:
Shembari Phillips #231
Dequon Miller #8 JUCO
Admiral Schofield NR
Jo Jo Anderson #185
Class of 2016:
Josh Langford #17
Braxton Blackwell #30
Kwe Parker #44
Ty Graves #176
Clayton Hughes #149
Sedee Keita #39
Abdulhakim Ado #28
Update : 8/29
-VQ
This is huge mostly because of this:
Five-star 2016 big man Abdulhakim Ado, who just burst onto the scene in July, is expected to make an unofficial visit that weekend. Ado, who attends Hamilton Heights Christian in Chattanooga, is a massive priority for the Vols in next year's class and getting him on campus for the first time is a very big development. Louisville, Kansas and Vandy are among the programs that have already offered and virtually everyone in the country is now trying to get involved.
Ado, along with Braxton Blackwell, Ado is an undisputed top priority in next year's class and gives the Vols two in-state targets that could be huge difference makers.
-VQ
Visitors:
Class of 2015:
Shembari Phillips #231
Dequon Miller #8 JUCO
Admiral Schofield NR
Jo Jo Anderson #185
Class of 2016:
Josh Langford #17
Braxton Blackwell #30
Kwe Parker #44
Ty Graves #176
Clayton Hughes #149
Sedee Keita #39
Abdulhakim Ado #28
Update : 8/29
All told the Vols could have as many as 80-85 prospects on campus, though many of those will be on the younger end of the scale in the 2017 and even 2018 classes.
Of more immediate interest are expected unofficial visitors/campers from the 2015 class like Shimbari Phillips, Nick Rogers, junior-college point guard Dequon Miller, Shawntrez Davis
Among the many notable prospects we expect in town from the 2016 class are four-star big man Sedee Keita, the No. 46 overall player in the nation in that class. Guard ; from Wilmington, Ohio, Atlanta forward Romello White, point guard Lamonte Turner, rated No. 70 in the 2016 class, point guard Kwe Parker from Fayetteville, N.C., guard Clayton Hughes from Jackson, Tenn.,
While he won't be participating in camp, we expect Chattanooga big man Abdulhakim Ado, the No. 17 rated player in the nation in 2016, is expected to be in town for his first trip to Knoxville and the staff will be hoping it's the first of many. Ado, who just came out of nowhere this summer to explode on the scene, is a huge priority for the staff in 2016 and is getting recruited accordingly.
We're also hearing that 2016 Alabama guard Josh Langford will likely be in town. The No. 21 rated player in that class, getting Langford's early interest is a very strong positive for Tyndall and this staff.
We've heard that 2016 in-state standout Braxton Blackwell is a possible visitor this weekend but have not gotten confirmation on that one as of yet.
-VQ
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