Jerome Carvin has seen a little bit of everything during his time at Tennessee. From committing to and playing in Jeremy Pruitt’s traditional style attack, to an ugly coaching change, to playing in Josh Heupel’s lighting fast spread attack, Carvin has been here through everything.
He’s been a steadying presence for the team, quietly operating as one of the most important players in the program. Thanks to the NCAA’s COVID year rule, he gets a chance to stick around and really see his work through in Knoxville.
Now a super senior, the Memphis native will once again slot into a starting guard role for Tennessee.