Jack Van Dorselaer

Bio

Height 6'4"

Weight 250 lbs

Hometown Southlake, TX

High School Southlake Carroll

Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐

✅ Committed Entered Jan 16, 2026

From

Tennessee

→

To

Oklahoma

⭐⭐⭐⭐ 0.9000

Recruiting

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Class of 2025

#373 National

0.8975 Rating

Scouting Report

A

90 / 100 Ceiling 90 • Floor 82

year 1 contributor NFL Rd 5

Jack Van Dorselaer is a 4-star Athlete from Southlake, TX (Southlake Carroll) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 373 nationally. Composite rating: 0.8975. Committed to University of Tennessee.

Physical Profile

Listed at 6-4, 250 lbs. Taller than 90% and heavier than 97% of 2025 Athlete prospects in the SEC Scouts database (77 with a listed size).

Play Style

Based on Southlake Carroll's offensive system, Van Dorselaer likely functions as a versatile tight end who can contribute both as a receiver and in-line blocker. The program's emphasis on developing well-rounded players suggests he has experience in multiple formations and route concepts.

Strengths

Elite high school program pedigree from Southlake Carroll, which consistently develops college-ready talent
4-star rating with strong composite score suggests solid all-around skill set and physical projection
Tennessee's interest indicates coaches see significant upside in his blocking ability or receiving skills

Areas to Improve

Limited national exposure based on ranking availability suggests need for more consistent production
Must prove he can compete against higher-level competition beyond Texas high school football

College Projection

Projects as a developmental tight end who could contribute on special teams early with potential to compete for playing time by sophomore year. His 4-star rating indicates he has the tools to eventually become a regular contributor in Tennessee's offense.

NFL Outlook

Too early to project NFL potential without more detailed physical measurements and production data, though his 4-star rating keeps professional possibilities open if he develops consistently at Tennessee.

Best Fit

Power conference programs that utilize multiple tight end sets and value versatility, particularly those with strong player development track records who can maximize his physical tools over 2-3 years

Player Comparison

Jake Butt Michigan • Denver Broncos 82% match

Both are similarly sized tight ends (6'5", 236 vs Butt's 6'6", 250) from elite high school programs who project as versatile weapons capable of both receiving and blocking. Like Van Dorselaer's 4-star rating and solid ranking, Butt was a well-regarded but not elite recruit who developed into a complete tight end through strong fundamental coaching and system fit.

Season Stats - 2025

Receiving

7 LONG

1 TD

23 YDS

5 REC

4.60 AVG

General

4 GP

Scoring

6 PTS