The Tennessee Vols started the weekend with good news when three-star defensive lineman Tyree Weathersby announced his commitment to UT on Friday evening.

On Sunday, the Vols kept the good vibes going when four-star defensive back Cristian Conyer committed to the Vols.

#GBO ????? pic.twitter.com/xKKhbJBp8R

— Cristian Conyer (@ConyerC2) July 3, 2022

Conyer, 6-foot-2/170 lbs from Bowling Green, KY, is ranked in 247Sports' composite rankings as the No. 56 cornerback in the nation and the No. 4 player in the state of Kentucky.

The talented athlete committed to the Vols over Kentucky.

And let's just say a Wildcats assistant didn't take it too well.

Kentucky associate head coach/tight ends coach Vince Marrow tweeted a message directed at Tennessee after Conyer's commitment.

"About to enjoy the biggest day of my life," tweeted Morrow. "We will see them dudes in a few months lol. Go Big Blue."

About to enjoy the biggest day of my life. We will see them dudes in a few months lol. Go Big Blue.

— CoachMarrow (@vincemarrow) July 3, 2022

Morrow tweeted that message on his daughter's wedding day, which means the Vols clearly got under his skin by landing Conyer.

Walking my daughter down the aisle today. God is good.

— CoachMarrow (@vincemarrow) July 3, 2022

A Kentucky superfan, Matt Jones who runs a Wildcats fan blog, also didn't take the news very well. Jones seemingly blamed a NIL deal for Kentucky losing Conyer to Tennessee.

Here’s the reality. Kentucky is behind on NIL. They just are. It doesn’t hurt as much for Basketball because of the national appeal of the program

But Kentucky Football is going to lose out on recruits unless the school embraces NIL. That’s just the reality. Mitch has to adjust

— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) July 3, 2022

Tennessee traditionally beats Kentucky for recruits, so it's not a shock that Conyer chose the Vols over the Wildcats. The fact that it angered UK's coaching staff is just an added bonus for UT.

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