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Recent Discoveries on 2026 Texas Recruiting, Transfer Portal and Hoops in Maui *** Texas has added back-to-back Austin area commits who were previously committed to P4 programs over the last 48 hours. Both OL Kaden Scherer and RB Jett Walker earned their Texas offers, took official visits and quickly opted to join the Longhorn class all in about a two week span. The Longhorns continue to hunt for pieces to fill out the class as well. After the additions of the Georgetown duo, plus TE Charlie Jilek, Texas has its sights set on LB Rocky Cummings, OL Brysten Martinez, EDGE Jamarion Carlton, DL Richard Anderson and DB Josiah Vilmael. Perhaps a new nam…
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Welcome Back to Austin, Will Muschamp *** First and foremost, I am really excited to read and hear from @Bobby Burton, @Gerry Hamilton and @Jeff Howe tomorrow on the board when it comes to recapping the hiring of Will Muschamp as the Texas defensive coordinator. As someone who was about 12 years old when Muschamp was generating elite defense after elite defense on the 40 Acres, I grew up with a sense of the Brian Orakpos, Keenan Robinsons, Sergio Kindles, Alex Okafors, Lamar Houstons, Earl Thomas's and many others being larger than life. They were titans. For a youthful CJ, all finished their careers as legends to me. I can't help but be excited for wh…
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A historical trend in the Red River Shootout has been points, points and more points. Over the last ten years, the average total points scored in this matchup is 71.3, which when you consider the total for this game set by Vegas is only at 49.5 you may be leaving the fair having expected more. However, the lone constant in this series up until two years ago is gone – Lincoln Riley. The remnants of the offense that once produced Heisman after Heisman is completely gone. It is a completely different looking program in Norman, Oklahoma and from a Texas perspective, that is a good thing. Oklahoma has been dinged offensively at just about every position. The wi…
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This week in the SEC: The Tickle me Elko era begins OnTexasFootball takes a look at SEC games weekly this season, and that begins this week with a full slate of out of conference games beginning Thursday. SEC Game of the Week The Tickle me Elko era gets going Saturday night in College Station with over 100,000 Aggies paying for Jimbo's lifetime contract looking to Bush push Elko to a 1-0 start against No. 7 Notre Dame. The No. 20 ranked Aggies have a new staff and a lot of new faces out of the portal. Notre Dame will start a true freshman left tackle in a very hostile environment. The line: Texas A&M -3 O/U: 46.5 Kirby looking to make Clem…
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OnTexasFootball’s Gerry Hamilton, Hank South, and CJ Vogel are at the Austin airport gathering feedback from official visitors as they depart the capital city to head home. I’ll be in Fort Worth the entire day writing up interviews as they come in from the airport crew. Stay tuned to OTF throughout the day as more official visit feedback continues to roll through. The fourth visitor to head home was Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson defensive back/safety Junior Tu’upo. Click HERE to hear from Texas RB commit Noah Roberts Click HERE to hear from Texas EDGE commit Derwin Fields Click HERE to hear from priority EDGE target Jabarrius Garror Media: …
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Texas added its top target at safety on Friday afternoon in Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson four-star prospect Junior Tu’upo. The newest Longhorns pledge brings a 6-foot-3, 190-pound frame to Austin, coming from a high school program with championship pedigree. Warriors head coach Mark Freeman spoke with OnTexasFootball about the star DB. “I just think that his desire to be the best player he can be, you know, that's either something that a player has, or they're trying to develop,” Freeman told OTF. “And I think Junior has just that God-given, I want to be better every play that I have the opportunity to be better. And he's worked really hard to put weight on this …
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Thoughts & observations from Spring Practice 1 I'm going to open with the most important thought. My thoughts and observations from a 40 minute media viewing window in no way equal 2026 season wins and season results. So much more than just the talent on field creates the season the Texas fan base desires. The 1-85 roster talent is at an elite level, to be clear. And quite frankly, as it should be with Texas' position in the NIL world. With that said, there are some positions with less to prove as expected. Thoughts & observations from Monday ... Arch Manning clearly not 100%, as expected. He wasn't expected to be moving around like "athletic Ar…
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Thoughts and percentages on Texas visitors from the weekend The Texas Longhorns are coming off a huge visit weekend with a number of top targets on hand. After talking to the recruits, circles of the recruits and other sources, it's time for a Monday morning look at percentages with some thoughts on several. Dakorien Moore, WR, Duncanville (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Official visit schedule: Ohio State May 31-June 2, Texas June 14-16 and Oregon June 21-23 Gerry's percentage: 70% Kelshaun Johnson, WR, Hitchcock (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Arkansas May 31-June 2, Texas A&M June 7-…
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Thoughts from a wild 24 hours Aggie destruction, Texas - Monday is one of the more action packed days in a long time for those of us in this business/industry and Texas fans. No fancy lead in, lets just get to it... Jim Schlossnagle and entire staff to Texas When OnTexasFootball said the contract had been signed, and many people on the Texas A&M side and such laughed at the notion, we didn't back off. And that was for reason. This is literally the most wild and gut wrenching way to bring back the Texas vs. Texas A&M rivalry with the Welcome to the SEC party in Austin Sunday. Not only did Texas take the head coach from the team that…
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As Dakorien Moore, the state’s no. 1 prospect, approaches his announcement this evening, his commitment will not make or break the Texas Longhorns. No single recruit ever will do that, that’s part of what is special about a place like Texas. However, make no mistake, Moore is a “very” special player. He’s the type that helps teams win national championships. He’s the kind that not only can help you get to that game, but make big plays in it. ** Texas has an unquestionably better situation for Moore long-term in my opinion than Oregon, who I think is the key contender for Moore. Texas not only has the better future QB situation with Arch Manning an…
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Nobody in Austin is surprised Dakorien Moore de-committed from LSU. For us at OTF, it was a matter of when. After Moore and family members visited earlier in the spring, I had it at 51% for Texas. I now have it at 65% for Texas. A lot of pull on the Texas side, and confidence in Austin remains high. One thing I have continued to say about this recruitment on the OTF YouTube channel is that video commitment to LSU is not the final announcement/commitment of a top 5-10 prospect in the country. That jut wasn’t playing out that way. What’s next for Moore Oregon was trying/scheduled to get Moore on campus this weekend for an OV. Per a fami…
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The news of Cade Haug’s decommitment caught me by surprise yesterday, but hey, modern recruiting is modern recruiting. I actually liked that Texas took Haug’s commitment but I understand and respect the front office staff for staying put on their number. Yes, the current linebacker picture is bleak with Houston commit Jerrell Bridges being the only target the Longhorns seem to be in on at this juncture. And I know most won’t want to hear this, but there’s a long way till December’s Early Signing Day. It’s also worth remembering Texas feels like it hit on all three linebackers from last year’s recruiting class. Acquiring that haul wasn’t cheap, and they’ll also have …
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Yesterday we were reminded of just how tenuous a relationship is between a player and his own future. It's a relationship that hangs in the balance with each and every decision an 18-to-22-year old player makes. The situation involving S'Maje Burrell, the redshirt freshman linebacker from North Crowley, is case and point. Burrell allegedly was the driver of the car that rear-ended T'Vondre Sweat. The accident flipped Sweat's car, Sweat himself was arrested for DUI, while Burrell fled the scene. News of Burrell's involvement was first reported yesterday. Steve Sarkisian was forced to make an immediate decision Sark released an official statement: “We’re awar…
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Thoughts on Texas' official visitors this weekend Steve Sarkisian and staff are about 24 hours from hosting the first official visit weekend for the class of 2025. Top get the morning started, it's time to take a look at where Texas sits with the six visitors scheduled to be on campus this weekend. June 7-9 (6) Kaleb Edwards, TE, El Dorado Hills (Calif.) Oak Ridge OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: UCLA May 10-12, Washington May 31-June 2, Texas June 7-9, Auburn June 10-12, Alabama June 14-16 and Oregon June 21-23 OTF thoughts on Edwards: Edwards is a bit of wildcard for Texas even though he was on campus in April. Texas …
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AUSTIN, Texas — Steve Sarkisian knows it won't be easy for No. 1 Texas to go into the Horseshoe and leave with a win over No. 3 Ohio State on Saturday (11 a.m., Fox). The Longhorns are trying to extend the longest active road winning streak in the country to 12 games against the reigning national champions. Avenging last season’s College Football Playoff semifinal loss to the Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl will help Texas avoid becoming the first preseason No. 1 team in the Associated Press Top 25 to lose a season opener since 1990. An inferior roster won't be the culprit if Longhorns suffer the same fate Miami did 35 years ago, when the Hurricanes were upended by…
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Three big time basketball official visitors on campus The Texas women's and mens basketball programs are hosting three of the nations best for official visits thus weekend. OTF looks at the ultra talented trio. Aaliyah Chavez, G, Lubbock (Texas) Monterey The No. 1 ranked women's prospect in the 2025 cycle is making an official visit to Texas this weekend. The Longhorns are battling it out with Texas Tech for the scoring machine that connected on 187 three-pointers her junior season for Monterey High. The big question around this recruitment is will Chavez sign with a Nike school (Texas) over potentially larger NIL deal with hometown Texas Tech. …
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Athlon’s Magazine recently put out its All-American projections and three Longhorns made the first team. QB Arch Manning DE Colin Simmons LB Anthony Hill Here’s the complete list for offense and defense. View full news story
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Three key changes to June 20-22 OV list The final official visit weekend in June for the Longhorns is now the biggest, by far. Texas has made additions to the visit list with 5-star LB Tyler Atkinson and locking in 4-star++ DL James Johnson after that one has been going back and forth with Syracuse fighting for a visit. And then there have been cancellations with 4-star+ RB K.J. Edwards committing to Texas A&M, 4-star+ OT Grayson McKeogh headed to Notre Dame and 4-star++ DL Valdin Sone visiting Georgia. This weekend is headlined by four OTF 5-star's, and three other prospects ranked 5-stars in the industry rankings. OnTexasFootball takes a look …
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Three recruiting percentages to update The Texas Longhorns No. 5/6 recruiting class is headed towards a top 3 class, with a No. 2 finish a possibility. Steve Sarkisian and staff are working with the most recruiting momentum at Texas in quite some time, and there are three prospect OnTexasFootball continues to feel good about above all others. Javion Hilson, EDGE, Cocoa (Fla.) High The one time Alabama and Florida State verbal is scheduled to be in Austin this weekend for an unofficial visit. Texas is considered the heavy favorite for the 4-star++ EDGE prospect out of the Sunshine State. Hilson, 6-4 and 230'ish, has mentioned making visits throughout …
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One of my favorite post-game topics of discussion revolves around the three stars of the game. Essentially, who made the most noise on the field and had the best showing during the Longhorns' spring game. I have done this on Twitter for a couple of years now, but want to expand into the explanation as to why each player received their position on the star ranking. *** Star No. 1 – QB Arch Manning I mean, duh. Manning was incredible on Saturday en route to a 355-yard passing day. Three touchdown passes, including a pair of 75-yard bombs to DeAndre Moore and Isaiah Bond. Manning looked very comfortable in clean pockets and delivered footballs all afterno…
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Three Sunday Recruiting Notes: Texas in contact with Oregon commit The Texas Longhorns staff was on the road the last half of the week. And that included a number of stop in the Sunshine State. OnTexasFootball spoke with one of the top targets from the state of Florida on Sunday, and delivers the latest. Texas remains in contact with Oregon commit One of the targets in the state of Florida in the 2025 cycle continues to be 5-star wide receiver and Oregon pledge Dallas Wilson (Tampa/Tech). OnTexasFootball caught up with Wilson Sunday. The Southwest Florida high-end prospect told OTF the Longhorns continue to stay in contact with the Tampa area playmake…
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Three Vets in the Texas Two-Deep to Monitor in Fall Camp *** Congratulations to everyone who woke up and checked the board today – we have made it to fall camp week. The Longhorns kickoff fall camp this week and the official beginning of the 2026 season takes place. No more waiting. No more speculation. No more hype. It is here, and tangible updates on one of the most talented teams in the country will be coming soon! Before we get to that point though, there are three names I wanted to highlight for folks to keep an eye on who are not currently projected to be in the starting rotation. *** Senior LB Justin Cryer 381 snaps in 2025 at Flori…
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Texas' Standing Through Four Weeks of 2025 *** The Texas Longhorns currently sit as the No. 10 team in the country according to the AP Poll entering week five of the 2025 season. Coming into the season as the preseason No. 1 overall team, that ranking probably does not move the needle a ton, but there is plenty of football yet to be played and the Longhorns looked to have found some success offensively entering the bye week. *** In SEC Play Texas, Alabama, Texas A&M and Mississippi State are the only teams in the SEC that have yet to play a conference game through the first third of the season. Texas will rattle off eight consecutiv…
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First and foremost, the last couple of days, there has been some arguing on this message board that has gone too far. Name-calling, baiting, overly aggressive tones, etc. The bottom line is this: Good people can disagree WITHOUT hurling insults. That is the expectation here. Please remember that. ** UTEP leads the country in sacks and is in the top ten in tackles for loss. Arch Manning will get his fill of different fronts and pressures in this game. That is a very good thing IMO. The more he sees now, the better he’ll know how to react during conference play. This week, Arch needs to take care of the ball, move his feet a…
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Running back CJ Baxter is the only player listed as “doubtful” in this week’s initial injury availability report submitted to conference officials yesterday. Baxter has missed multiple practices in the past week while dealing with a lower leg injury sustained on the very first play of the UTEP game. His absence will limit the Horns’ offensive versatility somewhat. Baxter, when healthy, could pair with Tre Wisner in a two-back set that the Horns have yet to showcase this season. Sark has utilized the alignment with success in previous seasons. Baxter is also the team’s best short-yardage runner, most powerful running back and best pass protector at the …
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