Caden Harris Recaps Tennessee Visit

2026 four-star corner Caden Harris (Brownsville, Tenn.) recapped his weekend visit with the Tennessee Volunteers to Volunteer Country.

2026 four-star corner Caden Harris (Brownsville, Tenn.) recapped his weekend visit with the Tennessee Volunteers to Volunteer Country.

Tennessee had many visitors recently as spring practice unfolded for days and the orange and white spring game nears. One of the visitors to make it to campus for spring practice is 2026 in-state cornerback Caden Harris. Harris is a high school prospect from Haywood High School in Brownsville, Tennessee. He measures in at 6-foot 165 pounds.

Cornerbacks have been a need for the Tennessee Volunteers for quite some time now, as they have had an issue with that position for years upon years. The Tennessee Volunteers have yet to add anyone to their 2026 class, so having a visitor like Harris is key to building something for this class.

Harris had tons of great things to say about Tennessee in the past. He has visited for a gameday and enjoyed every bit of it. This visit could definitely make a huge impact as he gets to see the way they operate behind the scenes. He recently caught up with Volunteer Country to discuss the details of his visit.

“The visit was great. I really enjoyed myself,” Harris stated to Volunteer Country. “The staff is very caring, and everyone there makes you feel like you are all part of the family. I spoke with mainly Coach Martinez.” Harris talked about what made him feel special and what made Tennessee unique in his recruitment following his visit.

"Everyone making me feel a part of the family they already have, also the new add-ons facility they’re getting." He also confirms that he will visit once again, as he states. “Yes, I most definitely plan to visit again."

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