Ryan Wingo Schedules UT Visit

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Tennessee has zeroed in on wide receiver Ryan Wingo. The St. Louis, Missouri native is fond of the Volunteers and head coach Josh Heupel's offensive scheme and will reportedly be in town.
On3's Chad Simmons confirmed that Wingo would be in Knoxville this weekend for Tennessee's junior day. Several high-priority targets will attend the camp this weekend, and the coaching staff may begin to push their chips in on several prospects.
2024 WR @_Ryanwingo1 of @CaliPowerATHs making one-handed gloves in #Mizzou gloves today. https://t.co/tLx4FnofLj pic.twitter.com/VTvtWXCpwJ
— ChadSimmons (@ChadSimmons_) January 7, 2023
Wingo has all the tools to become a difference-maker in Heupel's offense. He tracks the football exceptionally well out of the air and has a quick twitch at the line of scrimmage.
His presnap setup is eerily similar to former Tennessee wide receiver Jalin Hyatt. While comparing Wingo to a Bilitnekoff Award winner is lofty praise, the tape shows someone with strong athleticism and downfield talent.
Several other major programs are involved. Notre Dame and Clemson are interested, while in-state Missouri shouldn't be counted out. There is still a ways to go in this recruitment, but the next several months will go a long way in determining where Wingo will play his college football.
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