ESPN: Talented Four-star OL from Florida excited to be part of the Vols.
Breck Kolojay, an offensive lineman from Florida’s IMG Academy and class of 2026, recently visited Tennessee again to get a better look at the Vols.
Breck Kolojay made his first journey to Tennessee in March to watch a spring practice of the Vols. Most recently, he returned to Knoxville to wrap up his summer tour. His current goal is to visit Tennessee several times in the upcoming months.
For his second visit to Tennessee in less than three months, the four-star offensive lineman from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, class of 2026, visited the Vols on June 21–22. He reported that “it was a great visit.” He mentioned that the Tennessee Vols are among the teams that currently have his attention and that he has “already scheduled” a trip to Tennessee this autumn to watch his first game at Neyland Stadium.
Expert on College Football: A Tennessee Position Group May Be the Best in 25 Years
One of the most talented teams in recent memory is expected to play for the Tennessee Volunteers. It might be sufficient to make it to the College Football Playoffs in the next year.
The offensive and defensive lines on the Vols’ 2024 roster may have the most depth. Nonetheless, one observer covering college football believes Tennessee has a special talent at wide receiver.
Chris Marler, an SEC football analyst, examined why Nico Iamaleava, the quarterback for Tennessee, has a good enough wide receiver room to help the team in the playoffs in 2024.
“I believe that Iamaleava’s receiving corps is the most talented and deepest Tennessee has had in the last 25 years. They are really, really loaded. Additionally, they consistently boast one of the top offensive units in the league, if not the entire nation.”
Before disappointing last season, Josh Heupel’s fast-paced attack was among the top in the country in 2022. Many anticipate a resurgence.
Wide receivers Bru McCoy, Chris Brazzell II, Squirrel White, and five-star rookie Mike Matthews should be a major part of the explosive explosion if the offense finds its rhythm again.
While Brazzell leads Tulane in the transfer portal with over 16.2 yards per reception and five touchdowns, White is thought to be one of the SEC’s fastest playmakers.
Heupel’s fourth season in Knoxville might see the Volunteers finish 10-2 and earn a trip to the College Football Playoffs, even though they might not win the SEC.
Before playing a memorable nonconference match against the NC State Wolfpack in Week 2, Tennessee plays its season opener against Chattanooga on August 31.
