The 2024 spring exchange entry closed at the conclusion of April, but Rick Barnes and Tennessee ball are still focusing on a few players within the portal. The Vols have a number of grants still accessible, as the 2024 college ball exchange entrance course of accessible players shrivels each day.
Tennessee has included three players through the exchange entrance so distant this cycle. The Vols have included two advances and a center to their 2024-25 list but are still looking to include at slightest one protect this cycle. Most as of late, the Vols earned a commitment from Charlotte exchange forward Igor Milicic Jr., Ohio State exchange center Felix Okpara, and Hofstra exchange forward Darlinstone Dubar.
North Florida exchange protect Chaz Lanier has been tied to Tennessee since he entered the entry and has been given a gem ball expectation to the Vols from On3 Sports. He is the No. 1 positioned combo watch and No. 8 overall prospect in this year’s entry course and one of the foremost productive scorers within the country.
Whereas Lanier has not declared his eagerly to play anyplace, many groups are enlisting him, as well as the NBA. He is going through the NBA Draft prepare and is weighing out all of his choices. Lanier didn’t make the list for the draft combine, so that might not be a solid choice for him this year.
Other groups enlisting Lanier are Kentucky and Maryland. Kentucky’s unused coaching staff may utilize Lanier’s enlistment as a propelling point for the longer term as a foundational commitment for the modern staff, whereas Maryland would be a bit of a shock given their 16-17 record final season.
In expansion to all of that exchange entry development, Rick Barnes is looking to sign another player out of tall school to include to the 2024 course. The Vols will have four-star watch Ben Hammond on campus on Monday, and are looking to include a few profundity to their protect positions.
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