HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — One of the nation’s top players in the 2026 class made a pair of visits this month, and he has a handful of schools he is eager to get to in the spring.
Chaminade-Madonna receiver Jabari Brady, who was at Florida and Miami the last two weekends, said Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Penn State were among the places he wanted to visit.
In a loaded field of pass catchers over the weekend at Battle Miami, Charlotte (NC) Julius L. Chambers wide receiver Arrion Concepcion made a ton of plays on a C1N team that walked away champions of the 50-plus team circuit.
Concepcion, a 5-foot-10, 170-pounder, was one of a few top targets for Miami quarterback commit Luke Nickel. On Sunday, I watched the two connect for a long score in an elimination game.
The attorney general’s lawsuit was filed in the Eastern District of Tennessee federal court. It mentions the UT investigation as an example of the “unlawful restriction” of the NCAA’s NIL policy. Skrmetti told Knox News, part of the USA TODAY Network, that “we sued to protect the rights of current and future Tennessee student-athletes from Memphis to Mountain City, from Union City to Unicoi County, from Covington to Cleveland, and everywhere in between.”
