Florida Gators Host Tennessee Volunteers Commit On Official Visit

The Tennessee Volunteers had one of their commits visiting the Florida Gators over the weekend

Caleb Sisk | Jun 15, 2025

Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel during a NCAA football game between Tennessee and Florida in Neyland Stadium, in Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 12, 2024. / Angelina Alcantar/News Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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The Tennessee Volunteers have been doing everything they can to keep their 2026 tight end commit in the boat. This is as he has been taking a good bit of official visits, which have done nothing but make the Vols have to try harder.

Carson Sneed has visited many programs like North Carolina and UCLA, but recently found himself visiting an SEC rival. Sneed visited the Florida Gators over the weekend for an official visit.

You can see one of his visit pictures by clicking the tweet below.m

Tennessee #Vols commit Carson Sneed (@carson_sneed5) on his Florida Gators visit.

The Vols have been battling many schools who are trying to flip Sneed. pic.twitter.com/bza7FxMwgx
— Caleb Sisk (@CalebSisk_) June 15, 2025

247Sports' Andrew Ivins did an evaluation on Sneed a while back. Here is what fans need to know about him, as this recruitment continues to be a battle.

"Throwback in-line tight end prospect that has actually received some valuable snaps at offensive tackle while also doubling as a front-seven defender. Size has not been third-party verified, but is believed to be over 6-foot-5 with the room to eventually carry 260 pounds or more. Rather effective at this stage as an attached blocker and should only get better at sealing off run lanes with improved technique and further physical development. Hasn’t proven to be a real vertical threat in the passing game, but can slip out of the backfield and find soft spots in zone coverage, especially down in the red zone. Should be viewed as a potential asset in an offense that’s heavy on the two and three tight end sets. Could thrive in a sniffer role."