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Sammy Brown Finalizes Official Visit Schedule

Five-star linebacker Sammy Brown updated his official visit schedule with Sport Illustrated's Brooks Austin, and the Tennessee Volunteers will be getting one.

Inside linebacker Sammy Brown is one of the most sought-after recruits in America. The five-star Georgia product is considering Clemson, Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Ohio State. He recently caught up with Dawgs Daily's Brooks Austin and shared that he has planned official visits to each program.

Sammy Brown Official Visits

  • Tennessee, May 20
  • Clemson, June 2
  • Georgia, June 9
  • Oklahoma, June 16
  • Ohio State, June 23

Brown updated Tennessee's standing during his interview. The Vols' recent success has made an impression on him, and head coach Josh Heupel is playing a pivotal role in his perception. Heupel frequently communicates with Brown and has pitched him on restoring the program to its former heights.

He's one of the best athletes in the country that projects on both sides of the ball in college. Brown could play linebacker or tight end, as he is a natural pass catcher with elite linear speed. The all-state track runner is hoping to run sub-10.7 seconds in the 100-meter dash and has already cracked the 10.8-second mark.

Jefferson High School largely depends on Brown in totality. They go as he does, meaning he has carried a large burden from a young age. He was teammates with Georgia safety Malakai Starks for years and understood how to go about being an elite prospect. Brown hopes to commit by the first weekend in July to ensure that he is ready for his senior season. It sounds like he plans to spend both semesters in high school instead of enrolling early, as most prized recruits do.

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