Tennessee was the first Southeastern Conference school to offer 2026 offensive tackle Breck Kolojay on May 25.
The 6-foot-6, 288-pound offensive tackle is from Littleton, Colorado. He transferred to IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida during the offseason after playing one season at Valor Christian Academy.
Kolojay discussed his recruitment with Vols Wire.
“It truly is an honor,” Kolojay said regarding his Tennessee offer. “Tennessee is a top program and it’s a blessing to be recruited by them.”
Tennessee’s success of developing offensive linemen stands out to Kolojay.
“It’s awesome seeing Darnell Wright drafted as one of the top offensive linemen in the draft,” Kolojay said. “It’s cool to see his highlights throughout the years and how he developed as a player.”
Kolojay further detailed how Tennessee stands out for him on the recruiting trail.
“Tennessee stands really high in my recruitment knowing they were the first SEC school to offer me,” he said. “I think the thing that stands out the most is their fight and how every quarter is played in a dominant fashion until the game is finished.”
Kolojay will visit Tennessee for the first time with Vols’ commit Gage Ginther.
“I’m planning to visit Tennessee with Gage Ginter as a guest on his official visit,” Kolojay explained. “I’m mostly looking forward to learning about the culture, coaching style and maybe meeting some of the players.”
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Kolojay holds offers from multiple Power Five programs, including Arkansas, Nebraska, West Virginia, Penn State and Miami.
“Having so much interest is a blessing and a truly humbling experience,” Kolojay said. “I worked really hard for these opportunities and look forward to working harder to earn more opportunities and becoming one of the best offensive linemen in the nation.”
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