Ole Miss has extended a scholarship offer to Luke Sorensen, a promising tight end from Servite High School in Anaheim, California, for the 2026 recruiting class. Standing at 6-foot-4 and weighing 230 pounds, Sorensen is currently rated as a three-star prospect by 247Sports, ranking as the No. 53 tight end nationally and the No. 140 player in California for his class.
Sorensen’s recruitment has been gaining momentum, with several Power Five programs expressing interest. In addition to Ole Miss, he has received offers from Boston College, California, Florida, Wisconsin, and Michigan State.
Notably, his sister is a member of Michigan State’s rowing team, which could influence his decision-making process.
During his time at Servite High School, Sorensen has demonstrated versatility and athleticism, contributing significantly to his team’s offensive efforts. While his receiving statistics from the previous season may not fully reflect his capabilities, his physical attributes and on-field performance have caught the attention of collegiate scouts nationwide.
Ole Miss’s interest in Sorensen underscores the program’s commitment to securing top talent from across the country. The Rebels’ recent success, highlighted by a dominant 52-20 victory over Duke in the Gator Bowl, has bolstered their national profile, making them an attractive destination for recruits like Sorensen.
As Sorensen’s recruitment progresses, his growing list of offers suggests a competitive battle among several prominent programs. His decision will likely hinge on various factors, including program fit, coaching staff relationships, and potential for early playing time. Given his trajectory, Sorensen is poised to be a notable addition to whichever collegiate program he ultimately chooses.
