Tennessee hosted four coveted wide receiver recruits in hopes of landing a couple. Almost 19 months later, all four will be Vols.

Amari Jefferson has announced he is transferring to Tennessee. He breaks down his decision below. Tennessee landed the transfer of Amari Jefferson on Tuesday. J

The Chattanooga resident and former Baylor School two-sport star, who signed with the University of Alabama but entered the transfer portal last Friday, has announced he will transfer to Tennessee. Jefferson did not play for Kalen DeBoer's Crimson Tide this past season, so he will have four years of eligibility with Josh Heupel's Volunteers.

Amari Jefferson was committed to play for Tennessee baseball out of Baylor School before committing to Alabama football. He transferred to the Vols.

Tennessee snagged an exciting offensive prospect in the transfer window on Tuesday with the announcement that wide receiver Amari Jefferson is headed to Rocky Top after one year at Alabama.

Former Alabama wide receiver Amari Jefferson is the latest commitment out of the transfer portal for Tennessee.

Tennessee picked up a new addition from a familiar name as Amari Jefferson is transferring back home to Tennessee after signing with Nick Saban and Alabama just over a year ago. “Just with Saban retiring,

Former Alabama freshman wide receiver Amari Jefferson committed to Tennessee football on Tuesday. He will have four years of eligibility remaining. The 6-foot, 200-pound wide receiver did

A former star wide receiver at Baylor in Chattanooga has announced plans to transfer from the University of Alabama to the University of Tennessee.That's accord

This is a big win for Tennessee because Jefferson does have a ton of untapped potential, and he'll now have four years of eligibility on Rocky Top to explore it. He's a former four-star recruit, ranked as the No. 33 wideout in the 2024 class, according to 247Sports.

Jefferson has four years of eligibility remaining. He was initially committed to Tennessee for baseball before signing with the Crimson Tide.