The Tennessee Volunteers are now nearly a month past their spring camp, and they had many standouts during the camp, including a freshman receiver.

Radarious Jackson made headlines all spring, not just because of his insane one-handed catch in the spring, but because of how impressive he looked throughout camp. Jackson looked much more experienced than his classmates. Jackson was originally on pace to be either in the second group or the third group of receivers.

During the spring, Jackson nearly guaranteed he will at least be in the second group of receivers with the opportunity to push for a starting spot down the road. The Vols have six receivers who have a chance to make a splash so far. That group includes Chris Brazzell, Mike Matthews, Travis Smith Jr, Amari Jefferson, Braylon Staley, and Jackson.

Trey Weary is alos someone who fans could see at certain points during the season.

However, he also shared some candid insights into the challenges Trey faces. The father acknowledged that, like many young athletes, Trey is still developing consistency and refining his skills. He pointed out that adjusting to the intense demands of college football can be overwhelming at times, but Trey’s resilience and determination are evident. The father expressed confidence in Trey’s ability to grow from these experiences, emphasizing that setbacks are part of the journey toward greatness. He stressed the importance of patience, support, and continued mentorship to help Trey reach his full potential.

Furthermore, the father highlighted the significance of the Tennessee program in Trey’s development. He praised the coaching staff for their dedication and the positive environment they foster, which encourages players to excel academically and athletically. The father acknowledged that the competitive atmosphere at Tennessee pushes Trey to elevate his game, and he believes that with time and guidance, Trey can become a reliable and impactful receiver for the team.