Utah Football Locks In Official Visit With Top Five TE Brock Harris

Feb 21, 2025, 11:03 AM | Updated: 12:22 pm

Tight end Brock Harris sets up official visit with Utah Football....

Dalton Kincaid #86 celebrates scoring a touchdown with Britain Covey #18 of the Utah Utes during their game against the Colorado Buffaloes November 26, 2021 at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. (Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)

(Photo by Chris Gardner/Getty Images)

BY STEVE BARTLE

Utah Insider

SALT LAKE CITY – Recruiting never stops, and as Utah football closed the chapter on the 2025 recruiting cycle, it opened the next one on the 2026 class of prospects.

Among the many talented recruits that Utah is in pursuit of, Pine View tight end Brock Harris may be top among them.

The talented pass catcher has narrowed down his recruitment to six schools: BYU, Georgia, Miami, Michigan, Oregon, and Utah.

He previously locked in four official visits and now has a fifth with Utah.

Top Five TE Brock Harris locks in official visit with Utah Football

One of the elite playmakers, not only in the state but also in the entire 2026 class, has secured an official visit with the Utes.

Pine View’s Brock Harris is nearing a composite five-star status, making him one of the top players in the country.

After locking in trips to Georgia, Michigan, Oregon, and BYU, Harris has now scheduled an official visit with Utah for June 18.

At 6-foot-6, 240 pounds, Harris is a tantalizing prospect. He has the size and athleticism to become a dynamic threat at tight end.

Over the span of three seasons, Harris has hauled in 128 passes for 1,796 yards and 22 touchdowns. He’s one of the most sought-after prospects in the 2026 class.

Harris plans to serve an abbreviated LDS mission out of high school, which will allow him to return prior to the 2027 season.

#GoUtes https://t.co/diNaX9L2W8

— Brock Harris (@BrockHarris2026) February 21, 2025

Utah football’s visits with four-star tight end Brock Harris

Thank you so much @FWhittinghamJr Coach Beck and @coachjharding for stopping by and spending time with me and my family. Was a great time. @Utah_Football pic.twitter.com/0GGzodLA2Q

— Brock Harris (@BrockHarris2026) January 9, 2025

The Utes traveled south a couple of times in the past month to visit with Harris and his family. Utah sent new offensive coordinator Jason Beck, tight ends coach Freddie Whittingham, and offensive line coach Jim Harding to visit with Harris.

Shortly after the in-home visit, Harris actually came up to Salt Lake City to visit Utah. The opportunity provided him time spent with the coaching staff and other top prospects in the state.

Then Kyle and Fred Whittingham, Micah Simon, and Mark Atuaia tripped down to St. George to visit Harris during one of his basketball games.

Great visit today from @Utah_Football @UtahCoachWhitt @FWhittinghamJr @micahsimon_ @CoachAtuaia thanks for coming to my game and visiting after. #GoUtes pic.twitter.com/uOJML5WV7z

— Brock Harris (@BrockHarris2026) January 30, 2025

The recruiting landscape for Utah

Utah faces stiff competition in its recruiting efforts and will be battling with multiple Power Four programs vying for their commitments. However, with Jason Beck guiding a new offense, who emerges as top targets at their respective positions, it will be interesting to follow, as it will serve as a forecast for the offense’s future. As always, Morgan Scalley will lead the charge on the defensive side of the ball, where the Utes have traditionally recruited quite well.

The Utes will be pushing for several top targets in the coming weeks and months. Securing a top quarterback and a handful of offensive line prospects will be vital. Kyle Whittingham and his staff would love to secure several in-state prospects as well. As the cycle progresses over the next four months, all eyes will be on these key targets and how they navigate the process. Utah making a

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Utah Football Locks In Official Visit With Top Five TE Brock Harris

Top Five TE Brock Harris locks in official visit with Utah Football

Utah football’s visits with four-star tight end Brock Harris

The recruiting landscape for Utah

Steve Bartle is the Utah insider for KSL Sports. He hosts The Utah Blockcast (SUBSCRIBE) and appears on KSL Sports Zone to break down the Utes. You can follow him on X for the latest Utah updates and game analysis.

Take us with you, wherever you go.

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