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Evan Berry "Commits" To Vols


Monday, June 29, 2009


Rivals has a piece up on Evan Berry, younger brother of Eric, committing to play for the Vols. Interestingly enough, there is no part of the article that announces whether or not the UT staff has actually extended an offer. Certainly it wouldn't be a huge surprise if the younger Berry (who happens to be a twin) followed his older brother and father to UT, but is this really worthy of a story?

Particularly since it doesn't include the fact that UT actually offered. The result will be swift, ESPN is, not surprisingly, already running it at the bottom of the ticker. Just more fuel for the Kiffin fire. Even if there is no comment from Kiffin. And, even if, Tennessee can't really comment on the commitment because commenting on recruits is a violation itself.

Just to make LSU fans drool, Evan is a twin. His brother Elliott favors the Vols and LSU.

Note, I saw both brothers on the road this fall at Athens and a UT recruiter told me that both were on track to be as good or better than Eric. As you can tell from the article, the father agrees. We'll see.

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