Tennessee offers 2026 prospect Brandon Arrington

Tennessee offers 2026 prospect Brandon Arrington.

Tennessee offered a scholarship to 2026 prospect Brandon Arrington.

“I am extremely blessed to say I received my 20th Division I offer from the University of Tennessee,” Arrington said.

The 6-foot, 180-pound prospect is from Mount Miguel High School in Spring Valley, California. He plays wide receiver and cornerback.

There are not recruiting rankings currently for Arrington from Rivals, 247Sports, On3 or ESPN.

Tennessee is one of three Southeastern Conference schools to offer Arrington. Texas A&M was the first SEC school to offer Arrington on Jan. 23.

Arrington has offers from Tennessee, Arizona, Arkansas State, San Diego State, San Jose State, Penn State, Washington, BYU, Nebraska, Utah, Central Michigan, Hawaii, Oregon, Arizona State, Washington State, Alabama and Texas A&M.

Hawaii was the first school to offer a scholarship to Russell on Oct. 14, 2023.

Huskers offer California athlete

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have offered a scholarship to to a class of 2026 athlete.

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have offered a scholarship to a class of 2026 athlete. Brandon Arrington is a cornerback/wide receiver from Mount Miguel High School out of Spring Valley, California.

During his Sophomore season, he made 14 receptions for 310 yards and four touchdowns. He also recorded 25 tackles on the year.

Arrington is also an elite sprinter who clocked a 10.58-100m dash and 21.29-200m dash as a freshman. He also holds offers from BYU, Texas A&M and Utah.

Nebraska has made numerous offers to the class of 2026 but has yet to receive any commitments.

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