Brody Sparks teams up with Malik Howard at Oak Ridge for title chase
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 8:29 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Brody Sparks left Carter to join Oak Ridge for his senior season, aiming for a TSSAA championship. Sparks, a 6-foot-2 quarterback, previously threw for over 2,000 yards last season and seeks to enhance his recruitment prospects by showcasing his skills at Oak Ridge. He has developed a strong connection with Tennessee commit Malik Howard, a four-star tight end, ahead of the new season. The two have trained together extensively and displayed their chemistry in recent 7-on-7 events. Oak Ridge is coming off a 9-2 season and aims to advance further in the playoffs this fall.
- •Sparks left Carter for more visibility with college coaches.
- •Sparks and Howard began training together in January.
- •Howard had 53 catches for 778 yards last season.
- •Oak Ridge went 9-2 last year, losing in the playoffs.
- •Sparks believes they have one of the best receiving corps in the state.
- 8:29 AMYahoo Sports — Brody Sparks joins Tennessee football commit Malik Howard to chase TSSAA title
"Brody Sparks left Carter to chase a TSSAA football state championship at Oak Ridge, and he's building a connection with Tennessee commit Malik Howard.
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