California prep tight end Cole Harrison committed to Tennessee football on Tuesday night right before the start of the early signing period.
Committed! Huge thanks to my family, coaches, and teammates that helped me along the way. @coachwalsh20 @DariusBell_3 @CoachMattVinal @coachmons @CoachTTMP @CoachMikeHillSF @coachjoshheupel @AlecAbeln pic.twitter.com/CvSK9rCo3a
— Cole Harrison (@Cole_Harrison1) December 20, 2023
Harrison took a visit to Tennessee last weekend and committed to the Vols just days afterwards. The 6-foot-5, 220-pound prospect committed to the Vols over Washington State. Harrison also boasted offers from a number of schools including Houston, Pitt, San Jose State and UNLV.
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The San Mateo, California native is unranked according to the 247sports composite rankings but is a three-star recruit from every recruiting publication besides ESPN. Harrison ranks as the No. 1,190 player and 67 tight end nationally according to the On3 consensus rankings.
Harrison turned in a strong senior season at Junipero Serra High School where he caught 32 passes for 601 yards and eight touchdowns. The three-star tight end becomes the Vols’ lone tight end commit after longtime commit Jonathan Echols flipped his commitment from Tennessee to South Florida two weeks ago.
The Vols’ 2024 recruiting class now contains 21 commitments after landing Harrison and ranks No. 13 nationally according to the 247sports team rankings.
