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Darius Gray Visits Tennessee For "Night at Neyland" Camp

2026 four-star offensive lineman Darius Gray (Richmond, Va.) visited the Tennessee Volunteers for their "Night at Neyland" camp this weekend.

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2026 four-star offensive lineman Darius Gray (Richmond, Va.) visited the Tennessee Volunteers for their "Night at Neyland" camp this weekend.

St. Christopher's School offensive lineman Darius Gray has been high on the Tennessee Volunteers since he first visited them, and he made his fourth trip to Knoxville, Tennessee, this past weekend to compete in their "Night at Neyland Camp."

Gray ranks as the No. 70 prospect in the 2026 class, according to the On3 Industry Rankings. He's one of the top interior prospects in the class and likes what the Vols have to offer in the SEC. Gray spoke with Volunteer Country after a spring trip to update where things stood, and his recent stop at a big event is a good sign for Tennessee.

"Our relationship keeps growing," Gray told Volunteer Country in March. "I think that's one of the most important things. The first two trips, you see if you like it and want to come back. After that, if you really enjoy a place, that's when you go back three or four times. I just keep going and getting more comfortable with them."

"It's been great. I think Tennessee's a school to watch, no doubt. My family and I talk about them all the time. No doubt, they check all the boxes I have so far, and eventually when I sit down with my family and commit, I'll be looking for a place that checks my boxes."

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EVAN CROWELL

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