Here's what the map spat out after we plugged in all 80 hometowns:

Latitude 34.363805, Longitude -85.062339

Nearest address: 406 Gaines Loop Northeast; Rome, GA 30161.

Here's a closer look, narrowing the big map above down to a regional level.

I know what you're saying: Why, that's mildly interesting.

What will be interesting is to see how that midpoint changes over time. For comparison, let's look at the current verbal commitments in the 2014 class.

The midpoint has moved -- quite a bit, actually.

It's now in Whitleyville, Tenn., just south of the Kentucky border. That's a three-and-a-half hour drive from the midpoint in Rome, or about 150 miles northwest as the crow flies.

The changes are likely a result of new coach Butch Jones' Midwestern push, a couple of Texas additions and a current lack of south Florida players.

The midpoint of the 2013 class was also north of Rome, Ga., although the changes didn't appear as dramatic.

As time and interest allow, I'll take a look at past classes to map the evolution of Tennessee's recruiting geography. In the short term, at least, I expect the center of the Vols' roster to keep pushing north.