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  1. Texas has suffered its second casualty in the 2025 class in as many days as 2025 California OL John Mills has announced he will flip to Washington. This was the verbal pledge I had referred to earlier on The Winning Drive and in the comments today on the recruiting threads. Mills had previously committed to Texas on June 24th, though has tremendous ties to the Washington program and opts to stick closer to home for his college football days. View full news story

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  2. Monday 5pm Recruiting Update Some quick updates... Texas has continued optimism in the effort to flip Oklahoma 5-star offensive tackle verbal Michael Fasusi (Lewisville, Texas/High). Texas has been in communication with the circle of 4-star++ defensive line commit Josiah Sharma (Folsom, Calif./High) multiple times. USC is making it a battle, with the latest conversations in the day more positive. Texas remains confident in the recruitment of 4-star++ WR commit Jaime Ffrench (Jacksonville/Mandarin). Texas has engaged in quality conversations with 4-star++ defensive line pledge Myron Charles (Port Charlotte, Fla./High). Florida won't walk away, to…

  3. Monday Morning Recruiting: Loins girded? The Texas Longhorns are down to 23 commitments with the Florida flip of 4-star+ defensive lineman Joseph Mbatchou Sunday. OnTexasFootball expects there to be at least one more de-commitment in the class leading up to December 4. Now that we got that out of the way, there are positive developments as well. Anyone that has closely followed Texas recruiting under Steve Sarkisian knows the Longhorns will close well too. This morning, OTF provides a rundown of where things stand. In this cycle, take everything with a grain of salt. This is as wild as I've encountered in two decades plus in the industry. Texas in …

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  4. Started by Bobby Burton,

    For churchgoers, it’s the “Sunday After”. That’s when you see that friendly Aggie and just give them that knowing 17-7 smile. (Don’t lie. I know some of you did that yesterday!) For others, it’s the Monday After. So for those of you headed to an office today, when you’re at the water cooler, it might just be a little fun to rib an Aggie. Please give them just a small smirk for me. 😉 ** I will have more after the show this morning. I will have some specific thoughts on the game and where this puts Texas more firmly in the playoff picture. Suffice to say, I think there is no way Texas drops below 7 if the Horns were to lose in Atlanta. …

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  5. Kellen Wiley Update Seffner (Fla.) Armwood 4-star linebacker Kellen Wiley remains scheduled to announce December 4. Wiley, 6-3.5 and 226-pounds, is down to two schools. When OTF asked a source who Wiley will decide between, "Maryland or Texas." Maryland trying to get Wiley and former Hillsboro High teammate and good friend Moses White. View full news story

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  6. Sunday afternoon Michael Fasusi update Oklahoma verbal and 5-star offensive tackle Michael Fasusi (Lewisville, Texas/High) made a visit to Texas A&M Saturday for the Aggies vs Longhorns physical “annihilation”. Fasusi made the trip with his father and one more family member. OTF does not believe his mom made the visit. In the take this for what it’s worth file … one source close to the recruitment believes Fasusi would put the Texas visit above the A&M visit. What does it mean? Could be nothing. This one remains a three team battle headed into December 4. View full news story

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  7. College Football Playoff: Texas is now a lock to host a playoff game The first ever 12 team college football playoff has gone from many chaotic scenarios three weeks ago to a handful of scenarios beginning championship week. I believe there are eight teams that are virtual locks for the CFP, with four spots to be determined this weekend in conference championship games. If you are a Texas fan, the win over hated rival Texas A&M guarantees the Longhorns will host a first round playoff game - at worst. You are in, and you will host or have a bye... Oregon (12-0) - win the Big Ten Championship game and it's a bye. Lose, and the Ducks will host …

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  8. The current philosophy in Austin, Texas has been to find a big name quarterback early in recruiting cycles and then build the class around that marquee name. Since Steve Sarkisian took the job at Texas, the Longhorns have been early on adding the quarterback in each of his recruiting classes. A quick look: 2022 class: Maalik Murphy – committed February 13, 2021 2023 class: Arch Manning – committed June 23, 2022 2024 class: Trey Owens – committed January 11, 2023 2025 class: KJ Lacey – committed June 3, 2023 2026 class: Dia Bell – committed June 17, 2024 Maalik Murphy committed to Texas just a month after Steve Sarkisian took…

  9. My five biggest takeaways following the victory over Texas A&M last night in College Station. Unfazed Kyle Field was rocking on Saturday night. It was a legitimately awesome environment to walk into with emotions running high and the stakes as high as they come for a regular season game. Though, it did not matter for Texas. The Longhorns were unphased. A turnover on downs and an interception to begin the football game, following by back-to-back touchdown drives silenced what ended up being the third largest crowd in Texas A&M history. Texas has played in tough in environments in each of the past two seasons – they have won every game they have played as …

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  10. Gird Up Your Loins: Sunday recruiting update OnTexasFootball provides the latest intel on a number of targets. Defensive line ... Texas has had quality phone calls with Myron Charles and family in the last 24 hours. My gut being around this recruitment with two stops at Port Charlotte High during the process is that Myron prefers Texas. Myron texted the staff before and after the game Saturday night, while being in Tallahassee. These are rough and tumble battles late pulling on family members from the in-state and closer to home schools. Florida is pressing as hard as they possibly can. Justus Terry is not likely to announce on December 4, but Friday …

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  11. Started by CJ Vogel,

    The Texas Longhorns move up to No. 2 in the latest AP Top 25 rankings after the victory in College Station. **** Latest College Football Playoff Rankings for W14: 1. Oregon 2. Texas 3. Penn State 4. Notre Dame 5. Georgia 6. Tennessee 7. Ohio State 8. SMU 9. Indiana 10. Boise State 11. Alabama 12. Arizona State 13. South Carolina 14. Miami (FL) 15. Ole Miss 16. Iowa State 17. BYU 18. Clemson 19. UNLV 20. Colorado 21. Illinois 22. Missouri 23. Syracuse 24. Army 25. Memphis

  12. Started by Bobby Burton,

    That was exactly the type of performance every Longhorn wanted to see. Why? Because it was absolutely dominating, smothering and unrelenting. The utter dominance of the win is undeniable. Each and every Longhorn and Aggie who watched that game, and every casual football fan who tuned in, they all saw what we saw. And that is a Texas team that left no doubt on that field as to who the superior team and better program is. The Longhorns kicked the Aggies’ butts up one side of the field and down the other. And they did it on both sides of the ball. Texas rushed for 240 yards while the Aggies’ total offensive output was under 250. T…

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  13. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I thought about changing the title to this morning’s post from “Saturday” to something more clever and representative of these two teams renewing a rivalry the state has missed so much. But I decided not to, in part because I don’t think this Texas football team needs to materially change who they are today to win this football game in College Station. Texas has a strong defense. The Horns have an offense that can be hit or miss, but one that has also proven they can beat an opponent in multiple ways and come through in the clutch. Texas is experienced across the board. In sum, Texas has the talent, the experience and the mentality to defeat the Aggies. So …

  14. Signing Day December 4: What OTF is watching Signing day is just four days away with the dead prior set to begin at 11:59 pm EST tonight. The Texas Longhorns currently sit inside the top 5 of the class rankings, but are going head-to-head with Florida down the stretch to ensure a top 5 class. Florida Gators vs. Texas Longhorns in Florida and Georgia Florida is trying their hardest to flip Longhorns 4-star++ DL commit Myron Charles (Port Charlotte, Fla./High). Charles attended the FSU-Florida game Saturday night, and Florida is trying to get him to Gainesville today. Florida is also trying to flip 4-star+ defensive line Joseph Mbatchou (Loganvil…

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  15. The build up is done. Game day is here. View full news story

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  16. Started by Bobby Burton,

    While there have been some rumors out there to the contrary, as of today Quinn Ewers is expected to start tomorrow night in College Station against Texas A&M. This falls in line with Steve Sarkisian listing Ewers, a three-year starter, as “probable” for this game. The real question is just how healthy Ewers will be in doing so. He has undergone treatment all week in an effort to expedite the healing process. Only time will tell just how much (or how little) that treatment has worked and whether or not the injury will be exacerbated during the game itself. I am told any expectations beyond that are unfounded and/or uncertain at this time. There’s al…

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  17. Texas returns to the court tonight in Austin vs. Delaware State coming off a 2-0 record in the UKG Legends Classic. The Longhorns will take on Delaware State (3-4). The Hornets have dropped games vs. high-major opponents Virginia Tech and Providence by an average of 26.5 points. Texas is expected to be without power forward Jayson Kent for an extended period of time after suffering a wrist injury against Mississippi Valley State November 16. Texas is led in scoring this by Tre Johnson, who averages 21.2 per game. Johnson is joined by Arthur Kaluma (14.7) and Kadin Shedrick (10.2) averaging double figures in scoring. Kaluma leads the Longhorns in reboundi…

  18. Six players will decide who finishes with the No. 1 class We are six days away from signing day, December 4. And that means the race for the No. 1 ranked recruiting class is hitting the final stretch with the finish line in sight. For me, there are three programs in the running for the No. 1 class - Georgia, Texas and Auburn. Ohio State has a tremendous class and will finish top 4, but would have to come up with a huge flip to have realistic shot at No. 1. The race for the No. 1 class in the 2025 cycle is very likely to come down to six decisions - barring the unforeseen flip. The six players that will ultimately decides who finishes with the No. 1 …

  19. Perhaps the biggest game in college football all season long – the return of Texas and Texas A&M. A must-win for both teams as the winner gets to play in Atlanta against Georgia for the SEC Championship Game. The biggest keys to victory for the Longhorns on Saturday. *** Protect the QB Whether it is Ewers or Manning on Saturday, whoever is on the field at quarterback needs to be protected by the Texas big humans. The Texas offensive line has been tested three times this season by my count – Michigan, Oklahoma and Georgia. Obviously, they passed two of those ballgames and failed the assignment against Georgia. Texas A&M has a front seven that ca…

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  20. Started by Bobby Burton,

    The Longhorns will make their way to College Station later today to prepare for a renewal of a rivalry that has been too long gone. Texas leads the all-time series 76-37-5, including winning the last one, 27-25. ** The renewal of this rivalry is part of all that has gone right for Texas football the last four years. Think about it. In the last four years, Texas has gone from 5-7 to perennial national contender. In just four short years, Texas has a roster that is the envy of much of college football and a team that has put itself in position to be one of the best in the sport. And they’ve also entered a new conference, the best in the land, with t…

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  21. Texas Best Class Scenario: Legit shot at No. 1 The Texas Longhorns sit at 24 commitments with the No. 4 ranked class with six days until "Signing Day". And the Longhorns are in the hunt for the No. 1 ranked class, with No. 2 being the more likely scenario. The latest Best Class Scenario lists 29 prospects with defensive line and linebacker still having a need. Elite prospects at EDGE and OT would be a class bonus, in a big way. Key note: This is NOT a prediction on how the class finishes, but the BCS. Quarterback (1) K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Running back (2) James Simon, RB, Shrevepo…

  22. Texas QB Quinn Ewers is listed as 'Probable' for Saturday vs. Texas A&M on the Wednesday PM Availability Report. View full news story

  23. Freshman impact?: A look at the 2025 class The Texas Longhorns will add to the current 2025 class of 24 commitments on December 4. OTF has been through all the scenarios for the class rankings with the focus on the six prospects remaining high on the board. Today, it's time to take an early look at which members of the current 24 man recruiting class have the best odds to play early - on paper. Could push for major snaps... Jonah Williams, S, Galveston (Texas) Ball OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star++ The why: Depending on what Michael Taffe decides to do, Derek Williams coming off a season ending knee injury and Andrew Mukuba graduating; there is g…

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  24. Started by Bobby Burton,

    In case you missed it, Quinn Ewers was listed as probable on last night’s SEC injury report by Steve Sarkisian. He’s the only Longhorn on the list who is not out for the year. That means, outside of safety Derrick Williams and running back CJ Baxter, the Horns could possibly be at full force Saturday night. ** The recruiting beat has been amazingly and uncharacteristically quiet for a week prior to national signing day. About the only news of note yesterday came in the form of Javion Hilson, the DE from Cocoa, Fla. Hilson was thought to be potentially visiting A&M this weekend but instead he’s headed to Missouri for an official visit. That’ll…

  25. It's Texas vs. Georgia, Texas A&M & state of Florida down the stretch The Texas Longhorns are battling against the SEC recruiting power, a hated rival and the Sunshine State with a signing day a week away. Steve Sarkisian and staff's ability to sign the No. 1 or 2 class a week from today will come down to a handful of recruitments in the states of Georgia, Florida and Texas. And those are the three states that should be the heavy focus of the Texas program in future years. OnTexasFootball provides the latest with December 4 seven days away. Georgia vs. Texas for 5-star DL OnTexasFootball was told by a source Tuesday night that Texas bel…

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