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  1. With track and field season ending over the weekend in the Lone Star State, OTF brings you the fastest Texas targets in the 2027 class. Included below are PRs in the 100M, 200M, long jump, high jump, triple jump, shot put, and discus. Since every target doesn’t compete in track, there are several priority prospects missing from the list. Every mark below was sourced from either MileSplit or Athletic.net. Since neither platform requires coaches or athletes to report wind readings, the PRs listed below reflect the recorded marks regardless of wind conditions. The year the PR was recorded is also listed alongside each mark. (2024: freshman T&F season, 2025: so…

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  2. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Not sure if you're counting, but today marks 47 days until the Longhorns take the field against Colorado State and another 54 for the tilt against Michigan. CSU will be an interesting first match-up for the Horns, an early test against a particularly potent G5 passing attack. If you didn't hear CSU coach Jay Norvell's comments the other day, he said that his quarterback, Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi was offered $600,000 by Kansas State after the Wildcats lost starter Will Howard to Ohio State. Fowler-Nicolosi passed for more than 3,400 yards in 2023 and will be joined by receiver Tory Horton, who was a 1,000-yard receiver and team captain a year ago. Horton is a…

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  3. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Mack Brown told me something a long time ago. He said it was something that Lou Holtz had told him. And Holtz probably got it from someone else. He said, and I’m paraphrasing here: When it comes to recruiting, focus on the guys you get, because you have them for 365 days a year, not on the ones you don’t, because the most you will ever see those guys is four times in four years. I mention this because I’m more concerned about who Texas is adding during a recruiting cycle than who they are missing out on. Why? Because I’ve seen the other side. I’ve seen when Texas doesn’t get good players up and down a recruiting class, including times when Brown h…

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  4. The freshman class: Who will make an impact? The 2024 class is seventeen days away from hitting the field at DKR for the first time. It's known that Colin Simmons and Ryan Wingo are going to play very key roles on the 2024 team. Several others will play against Colorado State, and impact winning on some level. OnTexasFootball provides thoughts on the freshman class ahead of the second scrimmage Saturday. Quarterback Trey Owens is a play away from being second string. He continues to impress from an upside perspective. Ready to go in and win a game this season in the SEC? 50-50. Running back Jerrick Gibson is up to third string due to injury…

  5. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Gerry Hamilton and I recorded a video report earlier today that will air here within the hour. But I wanted to bring you guys a little more color to the discussion. Here's how I personally rank the freshman so far (based on what we've heard and seen): 1. DB Graceson Littleton 2. OL Nick Brooks 3. DL Lance Jackson 4t. TE Emaree Winston 4t. TE Nick Townsend 6. QB KJ Lacey 7. DL Josiah Sharma 8. WR Daylon McCutcheon 9. DL Justus Terry 10. LB Bo Barnes ** Some notes... - Gerry and I actually had four of the same top five. Gerry flip-flopped Sharma and Jackson from my ranking. - Kade Phillips and J…

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  6. Protecting Like 2024, Means Winning Like 2005 *** Rod Babers and I had a conversation on Monday during The Winning Drive that really clicked in my brain for some reason. When we talk about the offensive line additions this offseason out of the portal, the clear splashy addition was that of Wake Forest OT Melvin Siani. Admittedly, it took some time for me to grasp what the big picture plan was for Texas when they were immediately linked to Jordan Seaton, then on a whim pivoted over to Melvin Siani. After all, Brandon Baker was not a dreadful option over the back half of 2025. But in the weeks that have passed since the portal frenzy, I have come to…

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  7. The January 2026 offers: Expanding the map The Texas Longhorns have extended 23 offers since January 13, when the Texas staff hit the road following the conclusion of the 2024 season. Recruiting begins in the home state… Tieson Ejiawoko, LB/EDGE, Georgetown (Texas) East View -*Texas Tech commit The near 6-foot-3 and 227-pound fast rising defender is scheduled to make an OV to Texas June 13 after attending Junior Day January 20. Chace Calicut, S/LB, Houston (Texas) North Shore Texas offered the 6-foot-4, 195-pound long and rangy safety January 17. The Longhorns, Oregon and Alabama are the three schools to know right now. Aaron Bradshaw, S, For…

  8. Last night freshman phenom Jonah Williams made his first start for No. 1 ranked Texas Baseball, going 2-of-4 with three RBIs. An impressive starting debut, no doubt, but even more so when you consider the fact that Williams is balancing both spring football and baseball, not to mention coming off an injury that ended his football season early. Williams performance played a crucial part in the Horns victory over No. 8 Auburn, helping them take yet another series from SEC opponents (Texas is the only school to not lose a conference series this season). “What he did last night was wild,” a team source said. “It didn’t surprise me, but to say I knew it was g…

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  9. The key recruiting battles to watch The Texas staff is engaged in a number of key recruiting battles that will not only impact the 2026 class, but also the top quarterback target on the board in 2027. While the recruitments in 2026 won't fully heat up until later in the season, Texas is working very hard on one of the top offensive tackle prospects in the country. Which players show up on campus during the season will ultimately tell the story, to be clear. 1. Malakai Lee, OT, Honolulu (Hi.) Kamehameha The Texas Longhorns will not give up on the Michigan pledge until signing day. Lee is currently the top target for the Longhorns committed elsewhere. OT…

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  10. It is a game unlike any other in all of college football and the stakes have rarely been higher for the Texas Longhorns. Coming into the Dallas undefeated has been a rarity of the last two decades, and coming in as the No. 1 team in the land is something that has not happened for Texas since 1984. While the Longhorns are a whopping 14.5-point favorite at the moment, everyone who has been or watched this game before knows rarely does what you think will happen, actually happen in this game. Therefore, here are my keys to the game in all three phases. *** Offense Take Care of the Football Duh. That should be the key for every game Texas pla…

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  11. As mentioned by @Bobby Burton earlier this morning, the Longhorns will be back on the practice field for session No. 12 later this evening, one that figures to be a physical scrimmage-like practice with a lengthier team period at the backend. Of course, the Longhorns have opted to go a lighter route this spring, meaning less full contact periods and more instruction between the 27 new players on the team and plethora of coaching changes. So, heading into tonight, a quick recap on what we have heard in regards to practice over the last 48-72 hours. *** – I will focus mostly in the trenches. I was made aware on Saturday that the defensive line had a pret…

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  12. The latest on Tilmon this evening: Those official visits Tilmon did not mention earlier are Baylor (June 14) and TCU (June 21). As for if Texas will receive one, there issue at hand is Tilmon finding time for them to squeeze in. Texas is pushing to replace one of the scheduled officials as you would expect. Texas might be fighting a bit of a taller hill here after offering so late in the process. Tilmon has been courted by the regional in-state schools for much longer. Baylor offered April 23, 2023 and TCU offered in September. Currently, the official visit schedule for Tilmon goes as follows: - SMU: May 31 - Utah: June 7 - Baylor: June 14 …

  13. The latest on 2025 DL JJ Hanne Spring and early June riser JJ Hanne (Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif./Catholic) will make his first unofficial visit to Texas later this week. The 6-4, 275 pound defensive lineman will fly into Austin Thursday and visit Texas Friday per a person very close to the recruitment. The visit comes after defensive coordinator Peter Kwiatkowski made a visit to see Hanne in May, and PK and Kenny Baker offered June 4. Hanne will leave Austin and head to Eugene to visit Oregon, and is expected to make official visits in September. The team to beat headed into the Texas visit is considered Georgia, assuming the Bulldogs make a big …

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  14. Latest Update on Arch Manning *** Pete Nakos of On3 has reported that QB Arch Manning is a game-time decision for Saturday's contest vs. Vanderbilt. I can confirm that report. In a thread on Thursday, an OTF OG lofted out an estimation of 70% likeliness that Arch Manning plays. I think that number is in the ballpark, and perhaps even a couple of percentage points low based off of intel provided throughout the week. Still, Manning must clear the protocol completely – that is what today is for. Over the last two days, Manning has increased his participation in Texas' practice and preparations for Vanderbilt. Again, a full clearance must be give…

  15. OnTexasFootball was on the road this morning down to Alamo Heights for the Navy All-American Bowl jersey ceremony for five-star ATH Michael Terry III. A few recruiting nuggets from the ceremony: First, Terry tells OTF that his decision is officially down to Texas and Nebraska. Matt Rhule has been a big factor in this recruitment for the Cornhuskers while the Longhorns have been able to host the San Antonio star for several game visits this season. In his post-ceremony interview with OTF, Terry did not mention a set date for a commitment, but also says a decision is "coming pretty soon." I asked Terry about his trips to Austin this year for games and vi…

  16. OnTexasFootball can confirm RB CJ Baxter is expected to miss the majority of the 2024 season due to torn ligaments in his knee suffered during the first padded practice of fall camp, Anwar Richardson was the first to report. The injury suffered at practice "did not look good" sources told OTF and he was quickly carted off the practice field. Baxter is expected to miss the majority of the season, though we are not entirely ruling out a late season return should things go very well in the rehabilitation phase. View full news story

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  17. New Texas DB Coaches in Contact with 2026 ATH Jalen Lott Quick little trip over to McKinney North for a Friday afternoon track meet while up in DFW this weekend. The focal point was to catch up with 2026 Panther Creek ATH Jalen Lott who was competing in the long and high jump during the meet. Lott will wrap up his competition and board a flight to Eugene to visit the Oregon Ducks this weekend. Following then, Lott's spring break will be spent on visits to Ohio State and Georgia – both of which will be his first time to each campus. As for the Longhorns, the staff turnover has directly impacted the recruitment of the Panther Creek star, who was hearing prima…

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  18. Earlier today, we reported Texas Tech had made a push for Mansfield Lake Ridge offensive lineman Felix Ojo. That continues to be the case. In fact, Tech’s NIL offer to Ojo is said to be larger than that of both Texas and Ohio State. Subsequent to our reporting, two reporters from On3 logged predictions around 6pm this evening for Ojo to pick Texas Tech. However, discussions between Ojo and various teams have continued into tonight, at hours well past when those predictions were placed. Perhaps Ojo opts for more money. Perhaps he doesn’t. But one thing should be made clear. As we’ve mentioned multiple times, the previous days of NIL are now over. E…

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  19. Rumors are swirling that five-star combo guard Aaliyah Chavez (Lubbock Monterey) will take in the Texas WBB game later today at 1:00 PM. I can confirm, however, that this is NOT true. Chavez made the five-hour trek to Norman over the weekend to squeeze in one last visit to Oklahoma and I've been told that it went very well for the Sooners. Again, they're selling her on their offense and the fact that it's a great fit for her. Chavez will make her decision tomorrow afternoon at Monterey High School. That decision will be televised on ESPN. While an official time has yet to be announced, I would expect it to happen at either 1:00 or 2:00 PM central. The annou…

  20. Lubbock Monterey combo guard Aaliyah Chavez is fresh off winning a state championship, but now her decision date is nearing. The nation's No. 1 player will decide between Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, South Carolina and UCLA on March 25th. Over the past couple of months it's been Texas and Texas Tech at the top, with both schools looking like they had the best shot to win out. Oklahoma was thought to be a distant third, but it sounds like that's no longer the case. Sources have indicated that the Sooners are surging in this recruitment at arguably the most pivotal time. Oklahoma Head Coach Jennie Baranczyk has developed a strong relationship with Chavez and is se…

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  21. Jalen Brewster, the nation's no. 1 recruit and a commitment to Texas Tech, continues to visit other schools, including LSU and Texas. He visited the Tigers and Longhorns the last two weekends, respectively. Yet "The J Brewster Living Trust" apparently purchased property in Lubbock this past February while Brewster was still a high school junior. Is this property purchase a hurdle the Tigers, Longhorns or any other school can overcome? It's uncertain. But Brewster, according to various reports, enjoyed his time in both Baton Rouge and Austin, and appears poised to look deeper into other schools in the SEC. Brewster, who is listed at 6-foot-3, 302 p…

  22. Rumors are flying that Texas outfielder Max Belyeu could possibly be transferring to Texas A&M. After speaking with a couple of sources on Sunday afternoon, I can say that I do not believe that to be the case at this time. Obviously things can change at the drop of a hat, but that’s where things stand as of now. Belyeu was a crucial piece of the Horns offense this season, batting .329 at the plate, while hitting 18 home runs and 53 RBIs.

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  23. 2025 Alamo Heights ATH Michael Terry III has returned back to San Antonio following his official visit to Texas over the weekend. The question coming into the weekend was in regards to where he would fit on the field at the next level – with the idea of playing defense being floated as well. Terry would prefer playing offense, but the conversation is fluid at the moment with the Longhorns. There was a conversation about playing on the defensive side of the ball during the official visit this weekend. With 10.8 speed in his pocket, Terry brings plenty of athleticism to play just about anywhere. Texas pitched a linebacker/STAR role this weekend on defense. …

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  24. 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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  25. The latest on Texas target Javion Hilson Cocoa Beach, Fla. - The Texas Longhorns are in a battle with Texas A&M for one of the top prospects in the country out of Cocoa High in Florida on the Space Coast. This is not a sentence I have typed up before. But here we are in the SEC. Cocoa High 4-star++ EDGE Javion Hilson attended the Texas vs. Georgia game October 19, and came right back to the Lone Star State a week later for the Texas A&M vs. LSU contest. After Cocoa High's blowout victory over rival Rockledge High Friday night, Hilson spoke with OnTexasFootball. As it turns out, he will be back in the Lone Star State November 30 (playoff schedule …

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