BYU snags top 2026 Utah recruit TE Brock Harris.
Kalani Sitake and BYU pulled off a huge recruiting win on Monday. Top Utah prospect and four-star tight end Brock Harris announced he would be Provo bound next year. He committed to BYU over Georgia, Oregon, Michigan, Utah, and Miami.
Harris stays in the Beehive State as a 2026 ESPN 150 recruit. He’s currently noted as the fifth-best at his position in the country, according to 247Sports. At 6-foot-6 and 240 pounds, Harris doubles as a pass catching blocker. He’ll bring a next-level approach as an every down tight end.
(Harris’) not just a pass catching tight end, although he does excel as a receiver, he’s a strong in-line blocker who can play attached to the line of scrimmage, said 247Sports’ Greg Biggins. “He can move around from the slot, out wide and even play as an h-back. He’s an advanced route runner with excellent hands and attacks the football. He catches the ball well through contact and knows how to use his frame to carve out separation from an opposing defender.”
Harris has a total of 37 offers, including ten from SEC programs. Sitake and his staff have been courting Harris for quite some time. He was scheduled to take an official visit on June 20, which would’ve been his fourth time on campus.
BYU is picking up steam with the future football class. Harris is the fifth commit for the Cougars in 2026, along with fellow tight end Ty Goettsche, quarterback Kaneal Sweetwyne, defensive end PJ Takitaki and cornerback Justic Brathwaite.