Jared Curtis, the nation’s top-ranked quarterback in the class of 2025, has officially committed to the University of Tennessee. This decision marks a pivotal moment in Curtis’ recruitment, as he had previously scheduled visits to SEC rivals Alabama and Auburn but has now canceled those trips in favor of solidifying his commitment to the Vols.

Curtis, a standout at his high school in Florida, has been highly sought after by colleges across the nation, with his remarkable arm strength, vision, and playmaking ability making him the top quarterback in his class. His decision to choose Tennessee is a major win for head coach Josh Heupel and the Volunteers’ program, which has been making strides in recent years both on and off the field.

By committing to Tennessee, Curtis will join a program that has been steadily building momentum in the SEC, with an exciting offense and a growing reputation as a top destination for quarterbacks. His commitment further enhances the Vols’ recruiting class for 2025, which has already attracted significant attention from top-tier prospects.

Curtis’ decision to cancel his visits to Alabama and Auburn signals his confidence in Tennessee’s program and his belief in its future success. While both schools have long been powerhouses in college football, the Vols’ rising stature and Heupel’s offensive system have clearly made an impression on the highly touted quarterback.

As the 2025 recruiting cycle continues to unfold, Tennessee fans will undoubtedly celebrate the arrival of a player considered one of the best in the nation. With Curtis at the helm, the Vols look poised for even greater success in the years to come.