Running back Jabo Lee from Dillon (S.C.) High School has switched his commitment from East Carolina to Tennessee, according to the Morning News Online.

Lee, who committed to East Carolina in April, was recently offered a scholarship by Tennessee running backs coach Jay Graham. Lee decided Tennessee would give him a better chance at having long-term football success.

“I feel it is a bigger chance for me to be successful and go pro if that is my calling,” Lee told the Morning News.

Lee is the first running back commitment in the 2013 class for Tennessee, which has missed on higher profile running backs such as Derrick Green (committed to Michigan), Derrick Henry (Alabama), Alvin Kamara (Alabama or Georgia) and Jordan Wilkins (Ole Miss).

Tennessee is still in the running for running back Johnathan Ford from New Hope (Ala.) High School. He will choose between the Vols and Auburn on Wednesday.

Defensive end/linebacker Davin Bellamy from Chamblee (Ga.) High School decommitted from Florida State on Tuesday night.

I decommitted from FSU today. I’m thankful 4 there belief in me & wish nothing but the best 4 them moving forward. #Nolenation #GodBless

— Davin Bellamy™ (@DavinBellamy17) January 30, 2013

Bellamy plans to announce his final decision on Feb. 6. He’s considering Georgia, Tennessee and Oregon, which is expected to host Bellamy on an official visit this weekend.

“UGA is still my leader,” Bellamy told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “but one thing I must say is that Tennessee is right behind them … right behind them. I mean, it’s hand in hand. It’s tough right now.”

Bellamy is the second prospect this week to decommit from Florida State and turn his attention to the SEC. Offensive lineman Austin Golson from Prattville (Ala.) High School re-opened his recruitment on Monday and is strongly considering Ole Miss and Auburn.

Former South Florida quarterback commitment Asiantii Woulard is scheduled to visit Kentucky on Jan. 11.

Woulard is prepared to commit to the Wildcats, according to his father.

“If he likes what he sees on his visit, I think he’ll be ready to commit to Kentucky,” Michael Woulard told VaughtsViews.com.

Asiantii Woulard, who attends Winter Park (Fla.) High School, has been impressed by new Kentucky offensive coordinator Neal Brown. He joined head coach Mark Stoops after serving as Texas Tech’s offensive coordinator from 2010-12.

“We really liked the new offensive coordinator,” Michael Woulard said. “We looked at the Texas Tech offense a lot and knew (Asiantii) would like to run that offense. He is wanting to be more of a pro-style quarterback, but he’ll do whatever fits with the team.

“He has talked to Coach Brown several times and I have talked to coach Brown. We really like him.”

Woulard would join quarterback Reese Phillips from Signal Mountain (Tenn.) High School in the class of 2013. Phillips is scheduled to enroll in classes at Kentucky for the spring semester next week.

Running back Derrick Henry from Yulee (Fla.) High School has postponed his announcement by a day.

Sorry everyone I’m am announcing Friday afternoon around 3-3:30

— Derrick Henry  (@KingHenry_2) September 25, 2012

Henry will choose between Alabama and Tennessee. Alabama has been the favorite to land Henry since he decommitted from Georgia in June.

Athlete Nadir Barnwell from Piscataway (N.J.) High School has narrowed his list of school to two: Tennessee and Rutgers.

“I was thinking about making the announcement,” Barnwell told The Star-Ledger. “But I’ll probably do it within the month.”

Barnwell is ranked the nation’s No. 23 athlete by ESPN RecruitingNation.

Defensive end Tyquan Lewis from Tarboro (N.C.) High School has decided when he’ll announce his college decision.

September 20th save the date! 4 p.m.

— Tyquan Lewis (@PrimeTime_Lewis) September 13, 2012

Lewis is considering LSU, North Carolina and Ohio State.

Alabama wide receiver commitment Deon Johnson from Spanish Fort (Ala.) High School has been arrested on charges of second-degree rape and sodomy.

Johnson, 18, turned himself into police on Thursday, a spokesman for the Daphne (Ala.) Police Department told AL.com.

Check the link above for more information on Johnson’s charges. See the arrest report here.

Running back Derrick Henry from Yulee (Fla.) High School appears to have set an announcement date.

I changed my announcement date to September 27 , Thursday night before the Glades Day game .

— Derrick Henry  (@KingHenry_2) September 5, 2012

Henry hinted last week at the idea of announcing on ESPN on Sept. 28. Henry, who decommitted from Georgia in June, said last week he plans to take official visits to Alabama and Tennessee before he announces his decision.

“I think those will probably be the only two (official visits),” Henry told 247Sports last week.

Henry, who plans to enroll in college in January, is clearly ready to end his recruitment. Southern California running back commitment Ty Isaac tweeted a message encouraging Henry to take his time with his decision.

Henry responded that he’s ready to get it over with because the recruiting process is “not fun anymore.”

Defensive  tackle De’Asian Richardson from Orange Park (Fla.) High School announced his commitment to West Virginia on Monday.

IM A MOUNTAINEER…!

— De’Asian Richardson (@DAT_9) August 20, 2012

Richardson, who previously committed to Florida State, had also considered Mississippi State, Missouri, Tennessee and Oklahoma.

Vanderbilt’s class of 2013 received a boost on Thursday when defensive tackle Jay Woods from Jackson (Ga.) High School committed to the Commodores.

Woods chose Vanderbilt over Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Clemson and Georgia Tech. It was an unofficial trip to Nashville that helped put the Commodores on top for Woods.

“When I went up there for my visit, I was like … ‘Woah,’” Woods told 247Sports. “Coach Franklin came in a day early from his vacation just to see me, and I felt like it was home. You have the best of both worlds at Vanderbilt. You got a prestigious college in academics and you’re playing SEC football.”

Woods’ commitment helped Vanderbilt’s standing among SEC schools in the 2013 class. The Commodores moved up to No. 8 in the SEC – No. 18 overall – in the 247Sports Composite Team Rankings.

Vanderbilt has 20 commitments for the class of 2013.