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  1. ESPN’s Bill Connelly put out his initial SP+ projection for the 2026 college football season, ranking all 138 FBS teams According to Connelly SP+ is “a tempo- and opponent-adjusted measure of college football efficiency. It is a predictive measure of the most sustainable and predictable aspects of football, not a résumé ranking.” Connelly took into account the following to put together the projection: 1.) Returning production 2.) Recent history 3.) Recent recruiting 4.) Coaching change effects Here’s the Top 10 1.) Ohio State — SP+ 31.8 2.) Oregon — SP+ 28.3 3.) Notre Dame — SP+ 25.8 4.) Georgia — SP+ 25.5 …

  2. Hopefully some of you film nerds will find interest in this post. But I wanted to get an ongoing track of how successful the Texas offense is in personnel groupings, as well as a track of motion success in the pre-snap. These numbers have taken some time, and while I do not have the official splits, this is the most accurate approximations I have been able to record on personnel groupings and pre-snap motions. *** Personnel Packages For the first time this season, Texas trotted out a 13 and 14 personnel package on Saturday against San Ohio State. Based off my rewatches, Texas only lined up in 11 or 12 personnel in week one against Ohio State – and…

  3. Texas vs. Sam Houston State … September 20, 2025 Game 4 **** Texas is under the lights for the first time this fall. Exciting for the next opportunity to see this offense grow. Texas wins the toss and starts on the field with its defense, which very quickly forces a three & out. I love that. Let your defense set the tone – and they did. Manning is completing passes – they are low – but they are complete. He is 4–5 passing to start the game for 55 yards. You take that all day on opening drives. Great run by Jerrick Gibson, who got the start today, to find the end zone. Gibson got small, brushed off some arms and bolted right to the end zo…

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  5. New Name on the Board: Jack Whelchel, DB, Boca Raton (Fla.) Saint Andrew's *** Texas is monitoring another 2027 defensive prospect. After our @Hank South put up the note this afternoon regarding Brooklyn Maxey and a potential official visit in the works, I can confirm there is an additional out of state player the Longhorns are currently monitoring. Jack Whelchel, out of Saint Andrew's School in Boca Raton, Florida is getting a look from the Longhorns this week. Jeff Banks stopped by in Boca on Monday according to Whelchel, and it is expected that Johnny Nansen stops through the school on Friday. Whelchel mentioned he would have interest in visi…

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  6. Texas should be in store for quite the bounce back game on Saturday morning against San Jose State. Of course, this will be important for a number of reasons, perhaps none more consequential than the confidence of quarterback Arch Manning. While we have seen non-conference buy games get dicey in the world of college football, I am not quite expecting that Saturday. Still, before the battle comes rolling over the 40 Acres, there are a few matchups to be aware of. *** San Jose State WR Danny Scudero vs. Texas STAR Graceson Littleton For folks who may not have realized, San Jose State produced a Biletnikoff Award Finalist in Nick Nash a season ago. A…

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  7. Four-star running back Micah Rhodes tells OTF he'll be back at Texas on April 18 for the Orange-White game. This will mark his third visit to the Forty Acres this spring. Last week, the Klein Oak product decommitted from Oklahoma after a visit to Austin. “It was a great visit,” the rising junior told OTF. “I went in the meetings, got to see how Coach (Jabbar) Juluke coaches the running backs, went out to practice. I saw a lot of great things about their running backs and how they're playing their freshman. Honestly, I think the freshman (Derrek Cooper) is gonna start to be honest with you, because the way he was performing at practice is just showing me it can be do…

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  8. Started by CJ Vogel,

    Portal interior defensive lineman Jay Toia opted to return to UCLA late Monday evening. Toia was on campus with his family and younger brother over the weekend for the Texas spring game. Texas pushed for the talented interior defensive lineman, who was ranked as the 3rd best at his position per 247Sports. The decision for Toia to return is a blow. Even following the announcement from Bill Norton to commit to Texas, the Longhorns had made it clear they were looking to add another body to that room for Kenny Baker in 2024. While TCU defensive lineman Damonic Williams will make it to campus this afternoon and through Wednesday night, there remains a need for …

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  10. Perhaps the biggest game in college football all season long – the return of Texas and Texas A&M. A must-win for both teams as the winner gets to play in Atlanta against Georgia for the SEC Championship Game. The biggest keys to victory for the Longhorns on Saturday. *** Protect the QB Whether it is Ewers or Manning on Saturday, whoever is on the field at quarterback needs to be protected by the Texas big humans. The Texas offensive line has been tested three times this season by my count – Michigan, Oklahoma and Georgia. Obviously, they passed two of those ballgames and failed the assignment against Georgia. Texas A&M has a front seven that ca…

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  11. The Texas Longhorns kicked off their summer official visits this past weekend and with that more and more commitment dates are being set or pushed up. OnTexasFootball provides an updated look at Texas targets with decision dates. Do not be surprised if we see *some* decisions moved up. June 21 — Gunter OT Caleb Siler June 25 — Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage 2028 QB Neimann Lawrence June 25 — Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson S Junior Tu’upo June 25 — Red Oak CB Dhillon Mcgee June 26 — Garland Lakeview Centennial CB Montre Jackson June 27 — Fort Bend Crawford WR Alvin Mosley There’s also a handful of prospects that don’t have f…

  12. AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas announced 16 Longhorn athletes have partnered with NIKE as part of the Blue Ribbon Elite NIL Program. They are: Reese Atwood (softball) Dia Bell (football) Cam Coleman (football) Teagan Kavan (softball) Hubert Kós (swimming) Ava McDonald (soccer) Tommy Morrison (golf) Eva Okaro (swimming) Farah O'Keefe (golf) Aiden Robbins (baseball) Colin Simmons (football) Cari Spears (volleyball) Torrey Stafford (volleyball) Dylan Volantis (baseball) Jonah Williams (baseball and football) Ryan Wingo (football) What is the Blue Ribbon Elite NIL program you may ask? From the press release: Blue R…

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  13. Texas up to 54 June official visitors with more to be added The Texas Longhorns are up to 54 confirmed June official visitors with the recent additions of offensive tackle Ka'lel Johnson (Cincinnati, Ohio/Archbishop Moeller) and SMU defensive tackle pledge Amari Vickerson (Cypress, Texas/Ranch). The staff has built out the OV list to include double digit offensive line, defensive line and defensive back June visitors. OnTexasFootball expects more OV's to be added at running back, tight end, linebacker, defensive back for sure. Texas could also add visitors at offensive line, wide receiver and specialists. OTF takes a look at the OV list entering the…

  14. The Thursday night SEC Availability report has been updated. Texas WR Isaiah Bond has been downgraded to doubtful for this weekend against Vanderbilt. I have alluded to seeing more of Ryan Wingo and Silas Bolden on Saturday earlier in the week. View full news story

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  15. Texas added one of the top overall playmakers in the country to its class on Saturday night in five-star running back Landen Williams-Callis. Already one of the most productive players the state of Texas record books, the Richmond Randle standout had no shortage of suitors. So, after earning over 70 offers and taking eight official visits, why Texas? “It was just in my heart,” Williams-Callis told OnTexasFootball shortly after his decision. “You know, Texas develops backs. The past five years, they’ve had backs go to the NFL. That’s just the plan — go to the NFL and make it there. That’s what Coach Sark has been doing with his backs.” Williams-Callis was tr…

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  16. The Path to Texas for Linebacker Rasheem Biles *** Missed Calls – A song by Treaty Oak Revival, a song by Mac Miller and now a recruiting pitch used by Will Muschamp. While a corny hook to this article, it is the overall storyline of how Texas was able to land former Pitt linebacker and 2025 1st Team All-ACC standout Rasheem Biles this offseason. Biles met with the media on Wednesday for the first time since enrolling at Texas and recapped what ended up being a rather funny story about the way in which Texas ended up getting in contact with him and why he ended up committing to the Longhorns. "Actually it was kind of funny because (the staff) had …

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  17. OTF is on the road this afternoon seeing the newest Texas offer, Gunter OL Caleb Siler. View full news story

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  18. AUSTIN, Texas — Losing Andre Cojoe to a season-ending knee injury early in training camp was a disappointing development for the redshirt sophomore right tackle and the Texas offensive line. “Hate that for him,” Steve Sarkisian said regarding the 6-foot-6-inch, 335-pound Cojoe’s injury after Tuesday's practice. “He’d been working hard to get himself in a competitive state.” Cojoe, who, like “a lot of other guys who've had injuries in the past,” Sarkisian said, will be supported by everyone in the organization while preparing for a return to the field in 2026, was competing with sophomore Brandon Baker to be the No. 1 right tackle. While the 6-foot-4-inch, 308-po…

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  19. Chris Jackson is in the Peach State this afternoon where he extended an offer to an elite 2026 prospect. Texas is officially in the boat now for 2026 Kaiden Prothro, a 6-foot-6 WR/TE prospect with 26 offers now. Prothro is ranked a top-30 prospect in the country for the 2026 class at the moment. Prothro is also a baseball kid as well, though he looks to be all football at the next level. Oklahoma and Auburn were also in attendance at practice this afternoon with Jackson. View full news story

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  20. Under Steve Sarkisian, the DFW area has provided a safe haven for elite prospects on the recruiting trail. While the metroplex in general provides as a bit of a melting pot for the regional schools and even some national programs, the Longhorns have done a tremendous job of landing the area's best players since the arrival of Sarkisian and his staff. The recent news of Dakorien Moore's decommitment from LSU sent shockwaves through the world of recruiting, but for Texas, this was not as much of a surprise. Can Texas land the five-star wide receiver? They will have as good a chance of anyone in the country. But beyond that, the Longhorns will have the chance …

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  21. Texas has continued to do work in the state of California since the arrival of Steve Sarkisian to Texas. The 2025 cycle proves no different. In fact, a Sark-era high has been set with nine official visitors set to visit in the month of June from the state of California. A quick breakdown on those targets: *** June 7-9 TE Kaleb Edwards, El Dorado Hills (Calif.) Oak Ridge Official Visits: UCLA May 10, Texas June 7, Auburn June 11, Alabama June 17, Oregon June 21 Offered by: Jeff Banks Last Visit to Texas: April 20 spring game DL Josiah Sharma, Folsom (Calif.) High Official Visits: Texas June 7, Alabama June 21 Offered By: Johnny Nansen …

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  22. Now that the Senior Bowls have concluded, it is full steam ahead for the NFL Combine and the campus Pro Days. Texas once again has double digit players that are hopeful to hear their name announced in the upcoming NFL Draft and with the current count, I believe they will accomplish that feat. The big question for me then becomes, can they top last year's number of 11 draftees? As I mentioned up top, we are 79 days away and mock draft 1.0 has been recorded in my books. There will likely be an updated Mock Draft released ~40 or 45 days and once again about a week out. So three in total. For now, sit back and enjoy the scattershooting attempt of guessing where…

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  23. On how spring has gone “It’s been it's been different, but it's been good. We got a good group. It's honestly been kind of unique for me, getting a bunch of mental reps and kind of being off to the side. I've got to spend a lot of time with these new guys, freshmen and transfers and the guys coming back. So it's been a it's been fun.” Thoughts on Cam Coleman “He’s an elite player, and he wants to be good, which is the most encouraging thing. He's a hard worker, and I'm excited.” On Manning’s role recruiting Cam Coleman “Everyone was like, oh, I went to dinner with him, blah, blah, but it was really Ryan Wingo who went to dinner with him. I had to…

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  24. Started by Blake Munroe,

    On Saturday afternoon the Longhorns extended an offer to Brenham 2027 running back Jakoby Dixon. This past season Dixon rushed for 1,181 yards and 14 touchdowns on 133 carries (8.88 YPC). He also had 34 receptions for 502 yards and five touchdowns. The 5-foot-9, 183-pounder already holds a handful of offers from TCU, Texas Tech, Baylor, Houston, SMU and others. View full news story

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