Utah Football Program Eyes Four-Star Recruit Collin Campbell
Salt Lake City, UT – The Utah football program is actively pursuing Collin Campbell, a four-star offensive lineman from Williams Field High School in Arizona, as part of their recruitment efforts for the class of 2026. Ranked as the 34th best offensive lineman by 247Sports, the 6-foot-6, 270-pound prospect has gained attention for his impressive performance, particularly in run blocking, while demonstrating promising athleticism in pass protection.
Campbell has narrowed his choices to three finalists: Michigan State, Utah, and Washington. After visiting Michigan State in late May, he is expected to tour the University of Utah on June 6. Following his trip to Salt Lake City, Campbell will visit Washington the following week.
Utah extended an offer to Campbell back in February, marking its interest in the talented lineman. The program is set to welcome a number of notable recruits during the June 6-8 weekend. Among them are three-star linebacker Braylon Hodge, ranked 44th in his class, and three-star quarterback Michael Johnson, also ranked 44th.
Currently, Utah’s 2026 recruiting class includes commitments from three-star edge rusher Preston Pitts and tight end Colby Simpson, ranked 62nd and 76th, respectively. As the Utes aim to build a robust roster, Campbell’s potential commitment would greatly enhance their offensive line for the upcoming seasons.
Stay tuned for updates as the Utah football program continues to strengthen its recruiting efforts in the competitive landscape of college football.
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