George MacIntyre Predicted To Tennessee
Five-star quarterback George MacIntyre was predicted to be in Tennessee late on Wednesday night. MacIntyre is a 6-6, 185-pound quarterback from Brentwood Academy in Nashville, Tennessee. He cut his schools down to three, which consisted of LSU, Tennessee, and Alabama; however, with LSU landing Bryce Underwood, they likely pulled out of the MacIntyre recruitment.
Alabama was hit with tough news as long-term head coach Nick Saban announced he would be retiring, and now there are many questions around that camp. One of the questions is: how big of a factor does the Saban announcement play in the recruitment of MacIntyre? Previously, it seemed Alabama was the leader, but recently, Tennessee has started taking control of this recruitment. MacIntyre has already announced he won’t be taking any more visits and has been assumed to decide around January or February.
MacIntyre was predicted to land with Tennessee following the Saban announcement by On3’s Josh Newberg. His recruiting RPM has also changed significantly, as Tennessee previously, as of Tuesday, had less than a 10% chance to land the five-star and has now moved up to a 75.1% chance to land MacIntyre.247Sports's Steve Wiltfong also predicted the multi-sport athlete would land with Tennessee.
The talented quarterback was offered by the Volunteers back in 2022. He has also been to Tennessee almost double-digit times throughout his early career. He brings tons of talent and a high rating to any 2025 class, as 247Sports even has him ranked 9th in the nation and 2nd amongst all quarterbacks. If the Volunteers find a way to land MacIntyre, the sky is the limit for the 2025 recruiting class.
2025 5-star QB George MacIntyre during an unofficial visit to Tennessee. (Photo courtesy of George MacIntyre)
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