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The Texas 2025 Class: Where will it go? The Texas Longhorns currently sit at 13 commitments with a handful of prospects scheduled to announce decisions in the next week. The goals attainable for Steve Sarkisian and staff haven't changed, but the road is going to be more winding to December than anticipated in June. OnTexasFootball takes a look at what is still in front of the Longhorns, not counting any prospects committed elsewhere the staff will continue to pursue. Texas commitments K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star James Simon, RB, Shreveport (La.) Calvary Baptist #AllGasNoBrakes OnT…
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The Texas offense currently can’t walk and chew gum at the same time. That much is clear. So every time I think it might be because of a lack of offensive ingenuity, I remember that this team can’t do the basics very well. Arch inexplicably fumbles a snap in the red zone. Given all of that, how is Sark going to be comfortable calling something that requires more finesse? This is not all on Arch though. The blocking in the red zone remains leaky at best, especially on the right side. Perimeter blocking is still an issue, as are penalties, as are running backs missing running lanes. The offense is dysfunctional. How does Texas manage that? …
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The Texas OL recruiting board: The OT's, IOL's & swing prospects OnTexasFootball takes an updated look at the 2026 offensive line recruiting board with Oregon commit and 4-star++ right tackle Kodi Greene (Santa Ana, Calif./Mater Dei) having set up his official visit for June 13-15th. Texas currently has nine offensive lineman locked in with official visit dates for June, and that number is expected to go as high as 12 in the coming weeks. With one commitment, there are four or five spots remaining with a class of six being very possible coming off classes of signing three (2024) and four (2025). OTF breaks down the board by position along the of…
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The transfer portal had been up and running for two days and some change now and yet, it has been all quiet on the portal front so far in Austin, Texas. There have been some solid players enter the portal at positions of need for the Longhorns over the last 48 hours, and yet, there has not been a public announcement made from a portal prospect about an offer or a visit to Texas. Is that surprising? Perhaps. But it mirrors what we saw a year ago with Texas and the portal. Here is a quick reminder of the timeline in which Texas added its 11 portal players from 2023-24. *** 2023-24 Portal Addition Timeline Dec. 4, 2023 – Transfer Portal Opens …
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Let's Talk the 2026 Running Game **** I will call this one a mini-Rabbit Hole, but it did take me down an interesting path. It's the middle of July. SEC Media Days is next week. There is no intra-conference drama at the moment and no coaches are stirring up clicks (for the time being) and recruiting is slow. What on earth is there to discuss? Can I interest you in a beat-to-death topic about the Texas running game? If you have made it this far, thank you! At this point, you might as well stick around. *** I don't think there is a single area of the game of football that Texas must improve on more than the running game in 2026. It has bee…
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The Texas Top 4 class: What's left? The Texas Longhorns are sitting at 24 commitments with the Saturday addition of four-star defensive lineman Joseph Mbatchou. With the commitment, Texas is sitting at No. 4 in the class rankings in the industry. Steve Sarkisian and staff still have room to climb as high as No. 2 in the class rankings, with a realistic shot at No. 1 if the Horns sign 28 prospects. OnTexasFootball provides a look at what's remaining: Quarterback (1) K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Running back (2) James Simon, RB, Shreveport (La.) Calvary Baptist #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFo…
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The top 2028 QB on the board? I stopped by Vero Beach High in September to see 2028 quarterback Wonderful "Champ" Monds IV. The 6-foot-2, 223-pound sophomore put together a tremendous freshman season for Vero Beach High before sustaining a high-ankle sprain in the season opener in 2025. He's scheduled to return in the next couple of weeks ahead of the playoff run for 7-0 Vero Beach High. Texas quarterbacks coach A.J. Milwee has been in contact with Vero Beach head coach Lenny Jankowski multiple times, and OTF believes the Longhorns will be offering Monds in the near future. Monds currently has 19 offers, and multiple colleges have told the Vero Beac…
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Here’s a look at the top transfer portal addition each of Texas’ 2026 opponents signed this offseason, based of the 247Sports transfer portal numerical scores (listed out by each player). Texas State Mississippi State WR Davian Jackson (86) 2025 stats: DNP Ohio State Alabama DL James Smith (96) 2025 stats: 26 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 1 PBU UTSA Cal RB Brandon High Jr. (86) 2025 stats: 23 carries for 98 yards and one TD Texas Tech DL Eddy Smith (86) 2025 stats: One tackle Tennessee Penn State EDGE Chaz Coleman (98) 2025 stats: 8 tackles, one sack, one forced fumble, two fumble recoveries, one PBU…
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Texas has grabbed two commitments in the last week - running back Rickey Stewart of Tyler Chapel Hill and linebacker Elijah "Bo" Barnes of Dallas Skyline. Both elite prospects, both top choices of the coaching staff from the very beginning of the recruiting campaign. Their additions give the Horns six pledges in the 2025 recruiting class. Yet based on what we're hearing, even more pledges are on the way in the near future. So the recruiting train for Steve Sarkisian, one that is purposely deliberate, is starting to roll down the tracks. And every other team better watch out. Why do other teams need to worry? Because I don't see Texas being pushed …
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The very latest on Damonic Williams TCU defensive line transfer Damonic Williams wraps up his visit to Texas this morning. OnTexasFootball was informed by someone close to the recruitment that the visit went as well as could be expected. The Texas program, culture, need at the position, Kenny Baker's presentation, and Steve Sarkisian's program in general all checked the boxes. Williams is expected to continue the visit process with a decision likely mid-to-late next week. OnTexasFootball expects Williams to make visits to LSU and probably Missouri prior to making a decision. Oklahoma also remains in the picture. View full news story
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Just to recap the weekend: - Texas sweeps Kansas in baseball. - Texas loses a heartbreaker in the national championship match to TCU in men’s tennis, 4-3. - Softball rolled through the regionals. They play A&M in Austin on Thursday in the Super Regionals. - Women’s rowing won the Big 12 title, making 15 Big 12 championships for the Horns. It’s been a season of excellence for the Horns in the 2023-2024 school year. Texas leaves the Big 12 with the most dominating athletic department performance on the history of the league. ** And Texas raised millions of dollars in NIL on Friday and Saturday. How’s that for a good weekend?!? …
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Wanted to take some time this morning to recap several of the big themes that popped up during the first recruiting event following the dead period and also the last recruiting event until the start of the regular season for the Texas Longhorns. *** Player Led, Recruits Noticed Throughout the afternoon, On Texas Football heard rave reviews about prospects getting to watch and learn about the Texas program. Of course, one of the largest attractions for visitors on Friday was getting to see the Longhorns go through an offseason workout on the field. The Texas coaching staff of course was unable to be on field with the Longhorns during the offseason worko…
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Then there were two With the commitment of Ismael Camara Saturday, the Longhorns are essentially down to two prospects that have decisions to be announced that made OV's to Texas last month. And the two decisions could greatly impact the Longhorns' ascension in the 2027 class rankings. Commitments by date... Easton Royal, WR, New Orleans (La.) Brother Martin #AllGasNoBrakes OTF ranking: 5-star Commit date: 11/29/2025 JT Geraci, TE, Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco #AllGasNoBrakes OTF ranking: 3-star+ Commit date: 12/18/2025 Cameron Hall, EDGE, Mansfield (Texas) Summit) #AllGasNoBrakes OTF ranking: 4-star+ Commit date: 1/28/2026 Tyler Knutso…
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THE PERCEPTION/RECRUITING WIN - Ranked as the consensus No. 1 cornerback and a consensus top 4 prospect in the 2027 cycle, Meredith is now the third highest-rated prospect the Longhorns have landed in the modern recruiting era according to the 247Sports Composite rankings. With a rating of 0.9994, Meredith falls behind only Vince Young (1.0000) and Arch Manning (0.9995) on the all-time list. - Texas won a head to head battle over Texas A&M for Meredith, who was the Aggies’ No. 1 target on the board regardless of position for the entire cycle. - Texas came from behind to get this done. Texas A&M and Alabama were the early leaders, but Texas never th…
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THE EFFICIENCY - Texas offered Brown on June 3rd and landed his commitment less than three weeks later. The Longhorns edged out Kansas State and Northwestern, who offered Brown back on March 20. This recruitment came together in a very quick and efficient way that was very similar to how Kohen Brown’s recruitment played out in 2026. I’ll always be a fan of a receiver prospect who has very little or zero drama in their recruitment and Brown never had any. STRONG MULTI-SPORT BACKGROUND Track: - Back-to-back State Finalist in the 110M hurdles as a sophomore and junior - Back-to-back Regional Finalist in the 300M hurdles as a sophomore and junior …
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THE PERCEPTION - LWC started picking up offers as a 7th grader and is arguably the most popular football player to come out of the Houston area since Vince Young left Houston Madison to go to Austin. To put it into perspective, the first time I saw Williams-Callis play as a sophomore there were grown ass men wearing custom ‘Black Jesus’ (his nickname) shirts in the stands, and those dudes were not his family. - After being put on the gatefold cover of this year’s edition of the magazine, LWC is the first solo high school football player to appear on a cover of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football since Midland Lee’s Cedric Benson in 2000. - LWC is the runaway fav…
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TERRIFIC PEDIGREE - 2025 5A-DII State Champion - 2024 5A-DII State Finalist - 32 consecutive starts (29-3 record) - Has made starts at LT, RT, LG, and RG - Comes from arguably the top program in the Lone Star State (SOC is the only program in Texas that’s played in a State Championship the last five years in a row) - Doesn’t play in a competitive district, but he’s played North Shore (2x), Duncanville (2x), Longview (2x), Port Neches-Groves (2x), Richmond Randle (2x), Melissa, and Argyle in either non-district or postseason play and all seven programs sent front-seven players to at least the FBS levels. - Under Armour All-American -…
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Here is what I know about this Texas football team: 1. The defense is as good as I have seen from any Texas football team in my life. 2. Quinn Ewers is a guy you can win with, but not because of. 3. The inconsistencies with the Texas OL/Run game will be the ultimate downfall of this team and its push for a National Championship. Of course, I will explain what I mean with all of these points coming up, but I will say this. That was not a good loss for Steve Sarkisian and Texas. If you want to take the next step and become one of them ones – and I mean the ultimate elite in the game (Smart’s, Saban’s, etc), that was a game you had to win. T…
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The NCAA Transfer Portal has been open for a week now. Feels odd to say with how much movement we have seen from not just Texas, or around the SEC, but the entire country. But yes, only one week. The portal will continue to stay open for business until December 28, which means the news cycle will remain fruitful in the world of college football. Already, we have seen some significant (and familiar) names call the local moving company and head to a new college campus. Several schools have shown their aggressiveness in the portal as well. LSU, Ole Miss, and Texas Tech have been top spenders so far in this free agency period. ... And then there is Oklahoma...…
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Texas Strength and Conditioning Program A Winner from the 2026 NFL Combine *** Texas sent seven players to Indianapolis this past weekend for the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine, a number that dipped a bit from the two previous years, but one that is still worth being proud of. For the third consecutive year, the Longhorn participants came away as winners from the weekend. The performances of Malik Muhammad, Trey Moore, DJ Campbell and Anthony Hill Jr. were right on par with expectations, or exceeded the general consensus of their athletic abilities. If you follow NFL scouting/draft twitter, you probably see the graphic of the Relative Athletic Score. Accoun…
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I have had some time to decompress from the beatdown in Big D over the weekend that involved the Texas Longhorns returning with the Golden Hat. We just witnessed the first meeting between both schools as part of the SEC, though if you watched the game you would have thought only one school had prepared for the last three years to enter the most physical and athletic conference in all of the sport. Texas was bigger, stronger, faster and more disciplined than Oklahoma. There was a noticeable difference in play in the trenches and the Longhorns from top to bottom just looked like a team more fit for the Southeastern Conference. But how did we get here? Bo…
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The final official visit weekend of the month of June will see upwards of 20 prospects arrive on campus for a weekend stay at The University of Texas in the next 24 hours. So far this month, Texas has earned one commitment based off of the official visits, with a handful awaiting to go public. I know I have been vocal about the month of June being the match that ignites a hot run into the dead period and I believe that to still be the case. While only one recruitment has decided to shut things down, over the next several weeks, Texas will add to its 2025 recruiting class and continue the trend of summer commitments as we have seen under previous cycles with Sark…
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A few final observations about the Texas season opener against Colorado State ahead of their trip to Ann Arbor to face the defending National Champions. *** I have yet to rewatch the entirety of the Michigan-Fresno State game, but that is on the agenda for some point today and into Wednesday. One thing that is on the top of my list is to see what their base defense looks like. Of course, like Texas, Michigan had a very vanilla game plan coming into week one. The difference, Texas' vanilla defense did not allow a point and Michigan's vaunted superstars saw Fresno State find some success. Now, obviously Michigan will find ways to turn up the heat and showcase…
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Happy Friday to all and most importantly, happy 4th of July! Again, there will be plenty of fireworks in the world of recruiting and beyond. There has been an interesting point made by @Bobby Burton on the board over the last few days that I think is worth taking a deeper dive into – roster retention. It is a different angle that previously I had not given much thought into when considering how the 2026 recruiting cycle would play out. But, this is certainly a new point of view that deserves its own breakdown. I have mentioned this on livestreams and board posts in the time between the end of the Cotton Bowl to now. Texas is going to be a talented football…
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This title and headline would have been scoffed at and mocked just a few years ago. Of course Texas wins the offseason! It is the only time they win anything! It used to be a fun jab at the Longhorn program who was consistently underperformed on the field and in the developmental department. The wins that used to occur for the Longhorns were a big recruiting victory or a change in coaching philosophy that promises to change the direction and outcome of the program on the upcoming season. This offseason is a bit different. Texas is stacking meaningful and tangible offseason victories at each chapter of the offseason. Whether it be the NFL Combine, the NFL D…
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