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Four-star Memphis receiver gives Tennessee 11 commitments for 2022 class

Photo courtesy of 247Sports.com / Tennessee received a commitment Monday from receiver Cameron Miller, a four-star prospect out of Memphis Academy of Health Sciences.
Photo courtesy of 247Sports.com / Tennessee received a commitment Monday from receiver Cameron Miller, a four-star prospect out of Memphis Academy of Health Sciences. Photo courtesy of 247Sports.com / Tennessee received a commitment Monday from receiver Cameron Miller, a four-star prospect out of Memphis Academy of Health Sciences.

Tennessee continued its suddenly busy month of football commitments Monday, receiving a nonbinding pledge from Memphis receiver Cameron Miller.

A four-star prospect on the 247Sports.com composite rankings, the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Miller is the nation’s No. 52 receiver and the No. 355 overall prospect in the 2022 signing cycle. Miller visited Tennessee late last month and is the program’s fifth public commitment this month.

“Tennessee is more like an offensive team now, with the way Coach (Josh) Heupel likes to score points, attacks defenses downfield, tries to outscore the other team and wins ballgames,” Miller told 247Sports.

Miller attends Memphis Academy of Health Sciences, which is a Division I Class 2A school. He did not play last year, with Shelby County having canceled its 2020 football season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Volunteers are now up to 11 commitments for the 2022 class, with its crop ranked 37th by 247Sports.