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Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian is on the podium for his first weekly press conference of the season. With Texas set to kickoff against Colorado State Saturday at 2:30 p.m., we can finally focus our attention to a real opponent and beyond what is happening behind the curtain in practice. Sarkisian will be followed by a small handful of players for media availabilities as well. View full news story
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Steve Sarkisian and a number of players will be made available to the media following this morning’s practice. As we move into this season, Sark will be made available every Monday and we’ll have reports from that. ** Couple of notes from the weekend: - I am told the punting job has been perhaps the most hotly contested, untalked about position competition of the summer. Ian Ratliff and Michael Kern were said to still be going head to head into the weekend. Even Charlie Ferris had not been entirely dismissed from the competition though I have heard less about him. - I am hearing it is more and more likely that Texas will use a platoon system …
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Season Long statistics for the 2024 Texas Offense It is game week! So on top of being excited for football to return to Austin, Texas, this week also provides one final opportunity to get your season predictions in and that is exactly what we are doing today! Surely, knowing my history with predictions, these will be accurate when we reflect at the conclusion of the year! Only for the 12-team regular season, here are my predictions for the 2024 Texas Offense: *** Quarterback Quinn Ewers Stats: 279/391 passing, 71.3% completion %, 3489 yards, 33 TD, 7 INT, 8.76 YPA, 290.75 YPG I really like this stat line for Ewers in 2024 and I believe…
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Texas vs. Colorado State Game Week Thread The season is finally here! It's game week, and this is the thread to talk about the Rams vs. Longhorns. Texas enters the SEC coming off a 12-2 season that included the huge win at Alabama, the Big 12 Championship on the way out the door and an appearance in the final four team college football playoff. The game Location: DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas Kick off: 2:30 p.m. CT Television: ESPN with Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison, Dawn Davenport calling the action. The Longhorns Head Coach: Steve Sarkisian is entering his fourth season at Texas. He sports a 25-14 record through thr…
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Significant NIL announcement coming tomorrow that will be helpful to the overall program. View full news story
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Where will the Texas 2025 class finish? With the commitments of Nick Brooks (Lawrenceville, Ga./Grayson) and Jonah Williams (Galveston, Texas/Ball) the last two days, the Texas Longhorns are firmly inside the top 10 class rankings in the industry. Whether it's No. 7 or No. 8, Texas has ascended into the top 10 and is poised to go higher in the next week. OnTexasFootball sees a fourth straight top 5 class remaining a strong possibility, with the understanding that Steve Sarkisian and staff are expected to sign a 24 or 25 man class. The Horns currently have 18 commitments, and are trending for two others yet to make announcements. OTF takes a look at where…
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Difference makers matter. That’s the type of player and commitment Texas earned yesterday in Jonah Williams - a difference maker. The size, speed and athleticism are all there. And so too is the production. He picked off four passes last year and returned three for TDs. He also had two touchdowns rushing and 144 yards on just two carries. He averaged more than 24 yards per catch on 20 receptions. He hasn’t even played his senior season yet he’s already a two-time district MVP. As Steve Sarkisian continues to load the roster with talent, a few will still standout. Jonah Williams is one of those. ** The simulated game yesterday began …
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A big one! Texas wins out on the Jonah Williams sweepstakes and adds a massive five-star prospect to the 2025 class! Two days, two commitments for the Texas class, as Jonah Williams gives his verbal commitment Saturday evening. The Longhorns beat out Texas A&M, LSU and Oregon. In a recruitment that had a new leader almost every month of the spring and early summer, the Texas staff comes in late to win over Williams the family. Texas combatted not having an official visit in the month of June by getting Williams on campus for the Pool Bash in late July and ultimately helped seal the deal for the Longhorns. The Longhorns are now up to 18 commitments…
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Decision Day: Galveston Ball safety Jonah Williams Galveston (Texas) Ball High safety Jonah Williams will announce his commitment around 6:30 p.m. central today. Williams, 6-3 and 205 pounds, will announce out of a final group of Texas, LSU, Texas A&M, Oregon and USC. In the last week, the close to home schools have been talked about behind the scenes with Texas and LSU receiving the most mention. Williams has stayed in contact with at least four schools in the last couple of weeks. OnTexasFootball had Williams at 65% to Texas at the beginning of the week, and has not heard anything as of Friday evening to push back against that. Texas received…
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Add another #BigHuman to the 2025 Texas class! Kyle Flood and Steve Sarkisian go out of state to add OT Nick Brooks out of Grayson, Georgia as the fifth offensive lineman in the 2025 class. Texas did a tremendous job early in this recruitment and the official visit to Austin really helped distance themselves from the pack. Texas did a great job of preventing Georgia and USC from coming in late, though this will be a battle until signing day with Brooks now living much closer to Athens. The Longhorns now have five offensive linemen in the class of 2025, as Brooks joins the Coleman brothers, Jackson Christian and John Mills. Texas is up to 17 commitments…
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Last night I was on a panel with three former Longhorn players - Tony Hills, Alex Okafor and Fozzy Whittaker - at the Dallas Texas Exes season kick-off event. Not only was it a great event, but as I was sitting up there, I started thinking about how uplifting it was to see all three of those men up there, years after playing for Texas, succeeding in life and talking positively about their experiences as Longhorns. That was just great to witness. Hats off to the Dallas Texas-Exes, and Doug Rice in particular, for putting it all together. ** One thing Fozzy said last night that caught my ear. Fozzy said he was talking to Tashard Choice last week. And Cho…
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Decision Day: 4-star OL Nick Brooks OnTexasFootball 4-star+ offensive lineman Nick Brooks (Lawrenceville, Ga./Grayson) will announced his decision at 3pm central today. Brooks, 6-7 and 365, will announce out of Texas, Georgia and USC. Brooks made official visits to all three finalists in June. Since that time, there has been consistent confidence out of Austin. The Cedar Rapids, Ia. native made an unofficial visit to Texas April 20 for the spring game. That visit firmly placed Texas in the race, with Georgia leading at that time. Should Brooks announce for Texas today, he would give the Longhorns five offensive lineman commitments in the 2025 c…
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A couple five-star recruiting nuggets. *** Our Gerry Hamilton has done a tremendous job of covering the Jonah Williams recruitment from start to finish here. I wanted to add some nuggets from a pair of conversations earlier today with folks from two different programs that were at one point in the lead for five-star Jonah Williams. The consensus is two things – first, the battle is LSU and Texas. And secondly, more signs point to Austin than to Baton Rouge. Williams will decided on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and right now, I am of firm belief that the Longhorns are going to be celebrating come kickoff of the SMU and Nevada game. *** Onto Alamo H…
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The addition of Velton Gardner, the Dallas Skyline product who spent the previous five years shuffling between Kansas and SMU, gives you a picture of just how thin the RB room is right now. Sure, Texas has three quality (and healthy) RBs still. But if one or two of those guys goes down during the season, the Horns can’t put 30+ carries on any single back. Situations like that keep coaches up at night. While Gardner is not expected to be a world beater, he is the one Sark and company circled and found in the portal at such a late date. ** If you recall, this is not the first time Sark has added a player this close to football season. Two years ago,…
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Thursday morning recruiting nuggets The next nine days will tell the story if the Texas Longhorns will begin the 2024 season against Colorado State with a top 8 ranked class. There are three impactful decisions on August 23, 24 and the 30th that will tell the story of where the 2025 class will be sitting at the statr of the season. OnTexasFootball provides the latest nuggets from the recruiting trail. August 23 Nick Brooks, OT, Loganville (Ga.) Grayson OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star+ The juice: Texas continues to trend over Georgia and USC ahead of the Friday announcement. Kyle Flood has been the most consistent with the recruitment of the 6-7, 365 p…
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Running back Velton Gardner has announced via his Instagram that he will be joining Texas this season as a graduate transfer. Gardner spent his first two seasons with Kansas and last three with SMU, adding some much needed experience and depth to the Texas running back room. View full news story
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A couple of practice nuggets now that the Texas Longhorns are within ten days of kickoff for the 2024 season. *** – C Jake Majors has been back on the field for the past two days of practice. Majors has been active and participating in team drills despite being held out of the Longhorns second scrimmage of the fall on Saturday with an ankle sprain. Again, to echo Steve Sarkisian, it was more a "business decision" to hold Majors out of the scrimmage. If there was a game tomorrow, Majors would be on the field participating, needless to say, but we expect him in the starting 11 for Colorado State. – In regards to the rest of the OL, there was a lot of Hay…
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Texas SEC basketball schedule released: It's a doozy The Texas Longhorns football program received a favorable year one schedule. The basketball team did not. The SEC released the conference slate for the 2024-25 season Tuesday, and Rodney Terry and staff have a scheduled that includes nine opponents that are in Joe Lunardi's ESPN Bracketology from July 31. Texas plays two of those opponents (Texas A&M and Arkansas) twice as well. Texas begins SEC play with an extremely difficult five game stretch. The SEC opener is at Texas A&M January 4. The Aggies are expected to be an NCAA Tournament team once again this season, and a top 25 level team in the count…
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I posted a poll on our YouTube community page asking who folks thought the surprise of fall camp has been. On the surface, the answer is simple: Silas Bolden has become an indispensable piece of the offense. It’s not only his quickness and playmaking ability but his attitude and willingness to make the extra block that I’m told has been contagious among teammates. Of all the things I expected from Bolden, his team-first, can-do attitude permeating through the receiver room and the rest of the offense was not something I expected. In a short period of time, he’s become much more meaningful to this team than just a quality slot receiver. That is as surprising, if …
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Texas is back on the practice field early Tuesday morning as preparations for Colorado State have begun. Just 11 days away from the start of the 2024 season, Texas has already experienced some adversity before ever lining up against someone in a different jersey. Having lost both CJ Baxter and Christian Clark for the season due to injuries, the Texas staff has been forced to scramble a little bit to ensure the necessary depth and talent is available for the long run this fall. That even includes the possibility of Texas going out to add another body out of the grad transfer ranks should the right piece present itself. *** Here is what we know + how I a…
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Percentages on Texas top uncommitted targets Believe it or not, the Texas Longhorns are still in the hunt for a fourth straight top 5 class. With 16 commitments and a class expected to go as high as 24 signees, there is plenty of runway left for Steve Sarkisian and staff. And the chance also remains that the Longhorns are firmly inside the top 10 class rankings by the time the season begins August 31. With a number of decisions to be announced this week, OnTexasFootball gives out percentages on the top uncommitted targets on the board. August 21 Michael Fasusi, OT, Lewisville (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star++ OTF %: 30%, with OU 65…
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Latest on two top Texas targets The Texas Longhorns' staff is awaiting a some big decisions on the recruiting front. Tonight, OnTexasFootball provides the latest on two of the top prospects on the board. Michael Terry III, ATH, San Antonio (Texas) Alamo Heights The Longhorns continue to be in a solid position with one of the nation's top athletes. Terry, 6-2.5 and 218 pounds, has Texas, Nebraska and Oregon as the three schools in contention. Texas' closeness to home, the offensive scheme and the programs player development are the keys according to a source very close to the recruitment. Oregon is genuinely liked by Terry, but distance from home is a …
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Texas HC Steve Sarkisian is speaking with the media this morning to wrap up the 2nd scrimmage of the spring. We are 12 days away from opening kickoff and the buzz around DKR is noticeable. notes and quotes is the comments below! View full news story
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Some takeaways from the scrimmage based on additional discussions/text messages I’ve had: - Silas Bolden has been the most consistent playmaker at receiver and on the offense generally during fall camp. - Matthew Golden had a good scrimmage on Saturday. - Based on Saturday’s scrimmage, it’s still somewhat unclear how exactly Texas will line up if Jake Majors were to go down with injury at any point this season. While Hayden Conner saw immediate first team reps, Connor Robertson acquitted himself well. - There’s growing confidence surrounding the use of Jerrick Gibson. We’re not fully through fall camp, but he is answering the bell. - The Duncanvil…
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