BREAKING: Top 2 Most Wanted SEC WR Flips Commitment to TENNESSEE over Florida State, South Carolina, Ole Miss, Texas Longhorns…

In a seismic recruiting shocker that’s already setting college football Twitter on fire, five-star wide receivers Dakorien Moore and Jaime Ffrench, two of the most coveted pass-catchers in the 2025 class, have just announced a flip in their commitments — and the destination is Rocky Top.

Yes, you read that right. Tennessee just pulled off the unthinkable.

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🔥 Double Flip Shocks the South

Originally committed to LSU, Moore, the No. 1 WR in the nation according to 247Sports, had long been seen as a lock for the Tigers. Jaime Ffrench, a slick, route-savvy phenom out of Jacksonville, was leaning heavy toward Florida State, having visited Tallahassee multiple times this spring.

But Tennessee’s coaching staff, led by Josh Heupel and wide receivers coach Kelsey Pope, stayed aggressive. With NIL deals rumored to be in the high six figures, strategic visits timed to perfection, and the pitch of an explosive SEC offense tailor-made for NFL production, the Volunteers made an irresistible case.

👀 Moore + Ffrench = Immediate Impact

Both Moore and Ffrench are expected to make instant noise the moment they arrive in Knoxville. Moore’s elite breakaway speed, fluid cuts, and catch radius make him a nightmare for secondaries. Ffrench, on the other hand, brings a technician’s mind to the game — pairing football IQ with elite body control.

Landing just one of them would have been a major coup. Getting both? That’s a message to the rest of the SEC: Tennessee isn’t playing for second place anymore.

🗣️ Reactions Pour In

The ripple effect is immediate. FSU fans are livid, South Carolina boards are melting down, and Texas message forums are questioning whether NIL collectives are doing enough. Meanwhile, Tennessee fans are celebrating like it’s New Year’s in Neyland.

On3’s Chad Simmons called it “the biggest recruiting flip in the 2025 cycle — and possibly the most significant WR haul in Tennessee history.”

Even former Vols WR Jalin Hyatt tweeted “👀 Heupel is building a MONSTER.”

🔮 What This Means Going Forward

Tennessee is now trending as a top-5 class nationally for 2025. More importantly, they are re-establishing themselves as an elite destination for blue-chip offensive talent in the SEC — something that hasn’t consistently happened since the early 2000s.

With Nico Iamaleava at QB and an offense that put up historic numbers two seasons ago, the Vols are making a serious case for a return to true national title contention.