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Tennessee Football Set to Host Highly Ranked Wide Receiver on Official Visit
The Tennessee Volunteers have been looking to host many players when it comes to the recruiting side of things, as they are gearing up for one of the most important times of the year when it comes to recruiting, which is the spring visits and the official visits, as these are being scheduled left and right.
Tennessee Set to Host Talented Wide Receiver
The Tennessee Vols are now set to host Osani Gayles, as he has set up his official visit. Gayles is a very talented recruit who ranks as one of the better wide receivers in the country, with a lot to prove in a class filled with stars. Gayles is becoming a top name to know when it comes to the Tennessee Volunteers, as he is set to visit them officially on June 12th.
The Vols are currently one of the three schools he has set to visit thus far, as he has only scheduled two other visits. The Vols are scheduled to host him last compared to the other schools that will host him, as the Vols will host him on the 12th, which is following a weekend visit with the USC Trojans. Prior to that, the IMG Academy (Bradenton, Florida) wide receiver is set to visit the Alabama Crimson Tide officially, as that date is set for the 29th of May.
While the Vols are looking to make a name for themselves, they will have a lot to prove, as they will be battling two tough programs for one of the best in the nation. At this time, the talented prospect ranks as high as No. 45 nationally, No. 7 within his position, and No. 6 in the state of Florida, according to 247Sports Composite.
Here is more about the talented prospect, according to an evaluation from Greg Biggins.
“Gayles is an explosive wide out with a ton of versatility. He’s electric with the ball in his hands and is a true game breaker. He’s also a polished route runner with soft hands. He plays with a lot of shake and wiggle and is one of the better receivers after the catch. He can routinely make multiple defenders miss and shows the ability to move around and can play in any type of schemes. He has some Tez Johnson in his game but is bigger and stronger at same stage. He adds value as a kick/punt returner as well and is always a threat to take one back to the house, He has a track profile as well and is a player we think can make an early impact at the next level,” Biggins said in his evaluation.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — New TCAP results are giving parents their first look at how students performed across Southeast Tennessee during the 2025-26 school year.
Among the districts in the Chattanooga area, Dayton City Schools posted the highest proficiency rates in English language arts and social studies, while Rhea County led the region in math.
Here’s how districts in the Tennessee portion of the NewsChannel 9 viewing area performed:
Hamilton County:
- English language arts: 40.3%
- Math: 39.9%
- Social studies: 49.7%
Bradley County:
- English language arts: 45.1%
- Math: 43.5%
- Social studies: 46.7%
Marion County:
- English language arts: 37.9%
- Math: 30.6%
- Social studies: 43.3%
Grundy County:
- English language arts: 32.1%
- Math: 30.7%
- Social studies: 39.4%
Sequatchie County:
- English language arts: 34.1%
- Math: 32.0%
- Social studies: 46.4%
Bledsoe County:
- English language arts: 39.8%
- Math: 34.8%
- Social studies: 49.8%
Rhea County:
- English language arts: 44.0%
- Math: 46.1%
- Social studies: 51.4%
Meigs County:
- English language arts: 37.3%
- Math: 32.2%
- Social studies: 41.0%
McMinn County:
- English language arts: 41.1%
- Math: 39.5%
- Social studies: 50.0%
Polk County:
- English language arts: 35.1%
- Math: 27.2%
- Social studies: 43.0%
Cleveland City Schools:
- English language arts: 33.9%
- Math: 31.3%
- Social studies: 36.0%
Dayton City Schools:
- English language arts: 45.7%
- Math: 45.2%
- Social studies: 63.9%
Richard Hardy Memorial School:
- English language arts: 23.6%
- Math: 25.0%
- Social studies: 21.4%
Etowah City Schools:
- English language arts: 34.0%
- Math: 34.0%
- Social studies: 30.6%
Several local districts finished above the statewide proficiency average.
Bradley County, Rhea County and Dayton City exceeded the state average in both English language arts and math.
Rhea County and Dayton City also outperformed the statewide average in social studies, while McMinn County matched the state average in that subject.
Hamilton County school leaders are expected to present a more detailed look at the district’s TCAP results during Thursday night’s school board meeting.
Depend on us to keep you posted.
WHITE HOUSE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A heavy law enforcement presence was reported Tuesday near the intersection of U.S. Highway 31W and Rolling Meadows Road in White House.
FOX 17 News has a crew headed to the scene and is working to learn more about the situation.
Law enforcement vehicles line a roadway near the intersection of U.S. Highway 31W and Rolling Meadows Road in White House, Tennessee, as authorities respond to an active incident on Tuesday. Officials had not released details about the investigation at the time the photo was taken. (Photo: FOX 17 News )
A viewer told FOX 17 News a man was barricaded inside a home with other people inside. However, FOX 17 News has not independently confirmed those details.
Once at the scene, FOX 17 News learned that a man who was inside the home during the operation had exited the residence. FOX 17 News is working to obtain more information on the incident that is now subsiding.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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