Tennessee’s 2026 recruiting class stays top 10 after losing QB Legend Bey to Ohio State, with 23 commits including two five-stars.

Tennessee’s 2026 football recruiting class remains in the top 10 nationally despite losing four-star quarterback Legend Bey to Ohio State and linebacker Braylon Outlaw. The Vols now have 23 commitments, including tight end Luca Wolf’s flip from Cal’s NFL Academy, and rank No. 8 nationally per 247Sports and No. 9 per Rivals, with two five-star recruits. Ohio State secured Bey, a dual-threat quarterback from North Forney, citing coaching, development, and culture, adding to a class that now includes five flipped recruits. Meanwhile, in-state defensive back Miles Brown, impressed by Neyland Stadium’s atmosphere and coaching staff during a visit, named Tennessee his top choice for the 2027 class.