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The 6-foot-6, 248-pound prospect is an in-state commitment from Donelson Christian Academy in Nashville, Tennessee. He is a younger brother of former Vols' wide receiver Dayton Sneed, who transferred to North Carolina in the 2025 offseason.

East Robertson star and Tennessee football commit, Zach Groves, is the baby brother in his family but has grown into the biggest prospect.

Salesi Moa, a five-star athlete out of Ogden, Utah, announced his commitment to Tennessee over Michigan and Utah during a Thursday livestream with CBS Sports. Moa is ranked as the No. 31 prospect and No.

Tennessee is recruiting to add a prospect to its 2026 football signing class. Three-star defensive lineman Darryus McKinley included the Vols in his top four schools, along with LSU, Texas and Florida, according to Rivals. He will announce his commitment on Aug. 1.

Tennessee added a commitment to its 2026 football recruiting class. Five-star athlete Salesi Moa committed to the Vols over Utah, Michigan, Michigan State and Oregon on Thursday. The 6-foot-2, 190-pound prospect plays wide receiver and defensive back for Fremont High School in Ogden,