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  1. 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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  2. Recruiting percentages on top 2027's Port St. Lucie, Fla. - OnTexasFootball has picked up a lot of notes and intel while all the road all week. Whether it's school stops gathering current intel or phone calls while driving for hours around the Southeast Region, there have been plenty of updates on a number of prospects with spring unofficial visits around the corner. OnTexasFootball provides the latest, with the understanding we are in the NIL era and things can change quickly. And also Texas still has many decisions to make on which high school prospects they will make the big pushes for come June OV's. This is not close to everyone Texas is recruiting, t…

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  3. Texas June Official Visits OnTexasFootball will continue add June official visitors as prospects announce them, or info gets out. The list is up to 33 with the addition of North Forney High 4-star+ WR Briceson Thrower, as of Thursday ay 7:20 am CT. OTF believes the number of prospects that have dates locked in (some yet to announce) or close to locking in a date is over 40. June 5-7 (9) Peyton Miller, C/IOL, Anna (Texas) High Noah Roberts, RB, Chandler (Az.) Basha Tre Moore, WR, Pflugerville (Texas) Weiss Jeremiah Douglas, WR, Crandall (Texas) High - *Vanderbilt commit JT Geraci, TE, Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco #AllGasNoBrakes Marcus Fakatou,…

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  4. Proposed Rule Changes for the 2026 Season *** Division I football leaders are considering several rule changes for the 2026 season, highlighted by a proposed overhaul of the targeting penalty structure on a one-year trial basis. NCAA PR released an article on Thursday emphasizing the proposed rules and what the changes would be. All rules proposed would be a one-year trial rule. *** Proposed Targeting Changes (2026 One-Year Trial) First targeting offense (any half): Player would be disqualified from the game but allowed to play in the next game. Second targeting offense (same season): Player would miss the first half of the next game…

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  5. VIP Notes: Texas making push for Sunshine State defensive lineman West Palm Beach, Fla. - The Texas Longhorns are making a strong push for 4-star defensive lineman Tyler Alexander (Wellington, Fla./Palm Beach Central). That strong push includes Texas staff members stopping by Palm Beach Central High twice in January. The second visit was when defensive line coach Kenny Baker coach made his visit to evaluate The 6-foot-4.5, 312-pounder in person. It was at that time when Alexander became a priority for the Longhorns. Since that time, Texas has been in contact with Alexander daily through text and/or phone calls. OnTexasFootball spent two hours at the Palm …

  6. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I won't be on Coffee & Football this morning. I have another obligation. I'm up here in Washington, D.C. this morning spending time with my daughter for the next few days before spring practice begins. This trip, we're going to one of the Smithsonian Museums, to the Holocaust Museum and to see a case argued before the Supreme Court (my daughter is a budding lawyer it seems). My venue the next few days is seemingly appropriate. Our nation's capital is set to intersect with our beloved college sports a week from today. Next Friday, President Trump has asked for a meeting in the White House to discuss the future of college sports. Some of the attendee…

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  7. Team Notes + Arch Manning Update *** Happy Friday! As has been the case throughout the month of February, Friday means team nuggets and notes. The latest on winter workouts as we hit the 10 day mark until spring football officially kicks off in Austin, Texas. *** Update on Arch Manning ESPN's Heather Dinich reported Thursday morning QB Arch Manning is out of his walking boot following his offseason foot surgery. Remember, the school called the procedure a "preventative measure to address a previous injury" for Manning. The Texas quarterback has resumed throwing and was present in the most recent throwing sessions with the wide receivers …

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  8. I sat down with Paul Finebaum for this morning’s Saturday Conversation. We both agree. The future of college football is healthy. The ecosystem it exists in is not. We talked about that and more, including his expectations for the Longhorns in 2026. Finebaum expects the Horns and Georgia to be the cream of the SEC crop. There’s more from Finebaum here: ** A couple more things: 1. We’ll be making a major announcement tomorrow that will benefit every OTF OG who loves knowing more about the Longhorns. We’re excited to get things kick-started tomorrow. 2. The Dallas Under Armour camp is tomorrow. OTF will be there. More…

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  9. For those of you who have been around here awhile, you know that my long-term goal is to build On Texas Football into the ultimate home for true Longhorn fans to congregate and read, watch or listen to best-in-class team and recruiting news. Whether that’s via YouTube, the podcast or this website, we want to bring you Longhorn news wherever and however you choose to consume or talk about it. For OTF, today is a hallmark day in that quest. We would like to welcome Hank South to our team as OnTexasFootball.com’s first-ever managing editor. Hank is a UT grad, an Austin native, and comes to us directly from his role as managing editor of Horns247. Our…

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  10. Texas Hoops: NCAA Tournament seeding possibilities Hello March 1! It's almost time for March Madness. The feeling inside the program following the Saturday win at Texas A&M was that of feeling extremely confident the Longhorns will be in the NCAA Tournament. That won't be said publicly at this point, to be clear. But the reason is Texas now has seven Quad 1 wins with the road win against the Aggies, and still has one more Quad 1 opportunity coming up Wednesday. Of course, winning 10 SEC games is still the No. 1 goal right now. That would take away any chance that Texas would be in the First Four in Dayton. Remaining schedule ... *- projected NCAA…

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  11. Notes from the Under Armour Dallas camp in Denton Sunday afternoon. Newest member of OTF, Hank South, contributed to this piece, with his nuggets in the top half of the article. *** Duncanville (Texas) WR Trenton Yancey Yancey has his Texas official visit scheduled for June 12. He says the Longhorns staff, namely Chris Jackson, have connected well with him and he’s been impressed with the NFL development at the position. Beyond Texas, Yancey noted Florida, Notre Dame, Mississippi State, Oregon, and SMU as other programs in the mix. Says Texas, Mississippi State, and Florida are reaching out to the most as things stand. Yancey wants to set up a spring v…

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  12. Top targets remaining to schedule official visits Texas has 34 known or confirmed official visits locked in for June in the 2027 cycle. OnTexasFootball believes the number behind the scenes is 42-44 right now. Prospects are waiting to release their dates for edit reasons or when all their June visits are locked in. With a number of official visit dates expected to be released this week, OnTexasFootball begins the week with a look at top targets for Steve Sarkisian and staff that have yet to lock in or announce visit dates. Some of the visits will be locked in after March/April unofficial visits. The reason being is some prospects haven't been to Texas bef…

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  13. Started by Bobby Burton,

    In college sports, there are few things sweeter than going on the road and defeating your arch-rival. There are even fewer things better than capsizing another team’s chances at post-season opportunities and demoralizing a fan base. So that was the case on Saturday afternoon when the Texas basketball team went to College Station and put Texas A&M and Bucky Ball back in its place, defeating the Aggies 76-70. Texas weathered early foul trouble before taking command of the contest in the second half. It was a complete win for the Horns. It was a reality check defeat for the Aggies, who had prematurely high hopes for the season after a strong start to …

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  14. Seven Texas players participated in the NFL Combine over the weekend from Indianapolis. Here's a breakdown of how each Longhorn tested and measured, including an overall grade from NFL.com analyst Lance Zierlein. CB Malik Muhammad Height/Weight: 6-foot, 182 pounds Hand: 9 7/8 Arm: 32 3/8 40-yard dash: 4.42 10-yard split: 1.51 Vertical: 39 Broad jump: 10’10’’ 3-cone drill: n/a 20-yard shuttle: n/a Bench press: n/a Prospect grade: 6.25 — Will eventually be average starter NFL.com analysis via Lance Zerlein: Muhammad has good coverage talent to offset his slender frame. He can man up from press or off …

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  15. 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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  16. In case you missed it over the weekend, ESPN's Paul Finebaum joined Bobby Burton on OnTexasFootball's Saturday Morning Conversation. Here's everything Finebaum said. You can watch the interview here HERE BB: What’s the biggest thing facing college football right now, in your opinion, as a problem that is rudimentary or basic to the game? Finebaum: “I mean, ultimately, that there's simply no one in charge and accountable. And you always hear, well, we need this guy to run college football, or we need this. Every organization, every entity has to have some check and balance, and college football right now doesn't. You can do whatever you want and more than likely …

  17. DENTON, Texas — The unanimous No. 1-ranked cornerback in the country, John Meredith III, put his talents on display at the Under Armour Dallas camp on Sunday before touching on his recruitment with reporters. “It’s doing really good, nothing’s changed, for real,” Meredith told OnTexasFootball. As for the Longhorns, it’s all hands on deck to try and land the North Crowley standout. “Things are mutual,” Meredith said of UT. “Still talking to Coach (Mark) Orphey. Same relationship. We know where things stand. He’s not faking me. He keeps it a buck with me.” Meredith added that new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp called him his first day back at Texa…

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  18. Texas is set to hire former Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops as a special assistant to head coach Steve Sarkisian, OnTexasFootball has confirmed. Horns247's Chip Brown was first to report. The role had a vacancy after Neal Brown left the staff to take over as head coach of North Texas. The longtime Wildcats coach was let go in December after 13 seasons leading the UK program. He finished his tenure in Lexington with an overall record of 72-80. Kentucky finished in the top 25 twice, with eight straight bowl game appearances at one point under Stoops. He was voted SEC Coach of the Year in 2018. The veteran coach flirted with Texas A&M and their open head coachi…

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  19. Started by Bobby Burton,

    A lot of people ask me why I’m so optimistic about the 2026 season. So why am I? It comes down to the players and their experience. It’s really that simple. A year ago, Texas went 10-3 and will likely have 6-7 players selected in the upcoming NFL draft. Next year at this time, I suspect that number will double. I’ve separated how I see the roster shaping up as we head into spring practice next Monday: Group 1 (top 15 picks) QB Arch Manning - Has more size and durability than Oregon’s Dante Moore which may give him an advantage in becoming the no. 1 overall pick. Looking for season-long consistency in 2026 WR Cam Coleman - Size and…

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  20. VIP Recruiting Notes: Texas in on No. 1 ranked prospect in the country The Texas staff is readying for a month and half with many unofficial visitors scheduled to be on campus. The Longhorns are expected to host over 50 unofficial visitors from March 10 to the spring game April 18. And many of those are top targets in the 2027 cycle. This morning, OnTexasFootball provides the latest on a handful of prospects, including the top prospect in the country. Notes on a number of 2027 targets... DJ Jacobs, EDGE, Roswell (Ga.) Blessed Trinity - *Ohio State verbal OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star OTF note: Texas is all in on the recruitment of Jacobs. There is …

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  21. Tonight the Longhorns return home to host Houston Christian (6:30 PM). I'm told true freshman Sam Cozart will get the start for Texas. The game will be televised on SEC Network+.

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  22. Early Enrollees Who Will Make Noise in Spring Practice *** There are plenty of storylines to follow every year when spring football comes around. Of course, in the 2026 spring, there will be conversations about the injury rehabilitations to Arch Manning and Trevor Goosby, the initial reaction to Cam Coleman, what the new-look running game will look like and of course, the traditional youngsters who make a leap from one year to the next. One constant theme you can always count on in spring football is the conversation regarding the early enrollees on campus. This cycle, Texas will see 22 of its 24 man class participate in spring football practice. Texas…

  23. DENTON, Texas — Waco (Texas) Midway running back Lathan Whisenton already has four official visits locked in for the summer: Texas (June 12-14), SMU (May 1-3), Baylor (June 5-7), and Texas Tech (June 19-21). After posting a 10.5 in the 100m last month, expect more programs to try and get in the fold for the talented Central Texas back. “Everything’s going great,” Whisenton told OnTexasFootball on Sunday at Under Armour Dallas. “That’s all I can say.” With the four official visits scheduled to in-state programs, does that shed light into Whisenton’s preference of staying closer to home? “I’d just say it’s just a coincidence that everything’s just in-state,…

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  24. NCAA Tournament countdown and SEC Hoops: Next two days key for seeding Updated bracketology is out from ESPN and Andy Katz, and the Texas Longhorns are 10 seed in both. The Longhorns are now a strong 10 seed by most, and a 9 seed by some headed into the final two SEC regular season games this week. Along with the NCAA Tournament bracketology updates, the final week of SEC slate is looming large. The SEC Tournament seeding will be finalized after this weeks games, obviously, and Texas has the opportunity to earn a first round bye with one win this week, and a couple of expected losses by others. SEC standings heading into Tuesday night ... Florida 23-6, …

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  25. Former Texas kicker Mason Shipley joined Bobby, Gerry, and Blake on Coffee & Football this morning. Here's a transcript of everything he said. What does 2026 have in store for you? “Man, ever since the season ended, it's been crazy, right? Like not going to football and not having winter workouts. It's also been really nice. And, you know, kind of just get to be home more, be more present with my wife, with the dogs. And it's been really nice to kind of just lay back and focus on that for a little bit. Because, I mean, ever since I've been married, it's just been football, football, football. So just being able to kind of hang out with them more and then tr…

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