The Tennessee football program no longer has a top prospect from the class of 2023. Former five-star prospect Chandavian Bradley has decided to enter the JUCO levels prior to the 2024 campaign. Bradley did not play in a game and was a redshirt last season.
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Bradley finished the 2023 class as a four-star talent, ranking 166th overall, according to 247Sports. According to reports, the native of Platte County, Missouri, will now enroll at Hutchinson Community College in Kansas, where he will be allowed to play right away.
This fall, Bradley had to work harder to earn playing time because he was seated behind Caleb Herring, Joshua Josephs, and James Pearce. When camp starts, Jordan Ross, a five-star true freshman, will also be involved.
In addition, Bradley had some off-field issues this summer. A University of Tennessee police report states that he was penalized for careless driving on campus.
Bradley choose Tennessee over South Carolina and Texas A&M during his recruiting. Additionally, the Vols fended off a late charge by Colorado and Deion Sanders. Bradley will be eligible for another four years.
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