Top 3 landing spots for four-star TE Brock Harris to the Class of 2026 ft. Oregon

Four-star prospect Brock Harris is one of the most complete tight ends in the 2026 class. He narrowed his list of potential schools to six: Michigan, Utah, Miami, BYU, Georgia and Oregon.

This summer, Harris turned heads as the top performer at the Under Armour Camp Series stop in Salt Lake City. He excels as a run blocker by opening up lanes for rushing attacks. Between the hashes, he offers quarterbacks a reliable safety blanket in clutch situations.

Harris has a lot of time to make his final decision and is set to graduate next year. He wants to make his decision by the beginning of his senior season. Let's see which three programs have the most potential to secure his commitment.

Top 3 schools vying for Brock Harris' commitment

#3. Georgia

According to the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine, Georgia has a 6.6% chance of securing Brock Harris' commitment. The Bulldogs' potential is backed by their proven track record of developing tight ends.

"They’re winning tradition and the key role that the tight ends played in the offense keep Georgia up there for me," Harris told On3.

Georgia’s 2025 class features two tight end commits in Elyiss Williams and Ethan Barbour. The Bulldogs have a 2026 commitment in Lincoln Keyes, but that hasn’t stopped them from pursuing Harris as a priority target.

#2. Michigan

Tight ends coach Steve Casula is recruiting Brock Harris at Michigan, and the Wolverines have a 6.6% chance of securing his commitment. The Wolverines also have a rich history of developing tight ends, including the program's success with players like AJ Barner, Luke Schoonmaker, Erick All and Colston Loveland.

"I saw how much they used their tight ends," Harris told On3. "I love that. That’s what I’m looking for in a school."

With Brady Hart's decommitment, Michigan has wide receiver Jaylen Pile and cornerback Brody Jennings locked in the 2026 class.

#1. Oregon

Tight ends coach Drew Mehringer is recruiting Brock Harris at Oregon, and On3 gives the Ducks the leader position in his recruitment with a 15.7% chance of securing his commitment. He raved about Mehringer, saying (via ScoopDuck):

"(I) Love the way he coaches. He has a big say in offensive schemes. He’s really smart about the way he gets the tight ends the ball. He knows his stuff after being in his film room a few times and really getting to talk to him one on one in the film room."

Oregon has one tight end committed in the 2026 recruiting class in five-star prospect Kendre Harrison. Dan Lanning also has nine other players committed to the cycle, ranking No. 1 in the nation.