Baylor School offensive tackle Gabriel Osenda committed to the Tennessee Volunteers in January and has only seen his stock rise since.
Baylor School offensive tackle Gabriel Osenda has been a big name in Tennessee recruiting circles since he arrived in Tennessee before his junior season. The Canada native is still growing into his game, but Osenda had a sterling junior season en route to a state championship appearance.
He earned offers from Georgia, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, and more since transferring to Baylor but chose to commit early. He committed to Tennessee on January 11 at the Army All-American Bowl and has been firm in his pledge in the months since. The Volunteers quickly identified him as a must-have and invested much time and resources into his recruitment.
While college staffers have been high on Osenda for months, national recruiting outlets are just now beginning to follow suit. He continued to climb the rankings after his junior season but recently secured elite status from 247Sports. The platform formerly touted him as a three-star prospect, but in their latest rankings update on Wednesday vaulted him to the No. 69 overall prospect. He also checks in as the No. 6 offensive tackle and the No. 3 player in the state of Tennessee.
