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We’ve talked about how Texas coaches have been on the road recruiting for the last couple of weeks and the importance of that. Well, the Horns offered Caleb Siler, a 6-foot-8 offensive tackle from Gunter, as a result of those school visits. Siler told our CJ Vogel last night that he anticipates making an official visit in June. ** Siler’s addition to the official visit list is notable because it speaks to one thing I’m told Texas wants to do in this recruiting class and in successive years. Texas is hoping to truly develop the OL over the long haul. While the same could be said of every position on a football field, the OL is considered sligh…

A Look at the Texas Road Schedule in 2026 *** “It’s always great to go on the road and win in this conference.” That was from Steve Sarkisian in November of 2024 after the Longhorns went to Fayetteville, Arkansas and left with a 20–10 victory over the Razorbacks. Since moving to the SEC, the Texas Longhorns are 5–2 in conference when playing on the road across SEC country. Those two losses came a year ago inbetween the Hedges in Athens and in The Swamp against Florida. The Longhorns hit the road for four true road games during the 2026 season – Tennessee, Missouri, LSU and Texas A&M. A rundown of the history Texas has with each stadium an…

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

Here’s an updated look at the most notable flip targets the Texas Longhorns are after as we close in on official visit season. Jhadyn Nelson, 4-star LB, Houston (Texas) Langham Creek — Texas Tech commit Despite his commitment to the Red Raiders, Nelson is still listening to the Longhorns, including back-to-back weeks where the Texas staff traveled to Langham Creek for an in-person visit. The 6-foot-3, 215-pounder has an official visit locked in with the Longhorns for June 5-7. Brooklyn Maxey, 3-star ATH, Tampa (Fla.) Carrollwood Day — Louisville commit He’s committed to Louisville as a receiver, Texas likes him as a safety. The 6-foot-2, 205-pound …

Texas wide receiver target Briceson Thrower will announce his college decision on July 17, the North Forney (Texas) product posted on his Instagram on Monday. The 6-foot-3, 185-pound Thrower is set to officially visit Texas June 19-21. Texas is battling with Illinois, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, and SMU for the in-state standout. “Really just how the relationship with me and Coach (Chris) Jackson is,” he said this spring of what he likes about the Longhorns. “We’ve been talking a while since my sophomore year, actually. We’ve been staying in touch real well. “He told me I’m one of the guys. He wants to coach me. It’s heartwarming (to hear that). Since a …

Steve Sarkisian was interviewed by Matt Hayes of the USA Today. The article was published this morning. The entire article is linked here: In reading the piece, Sark clearly attacks the reactionary ways of the NCAA and the lack of “guardrails” in its governance. Some highlights: - Sark would prefer a 4-team championship model than 24, in part because he believes no one can watch and decipher all of the games to come up with the “right” teams. Instead, he would just have the four conference champions play one another. Sark has even gone so far as to recuse himself from the coach’s poll because he feels like he can’t possible watch other games. …

Four-star cornerback Dhillon McGee out of Red Oak (Texas) will announce his commitment on June 25, he confirmed on Tuesday morning. The finalists are Texas, Penn State, and SMU. McGee will officially visit Austin June 19-21, meaning the Longhorns will have the last crack at the in-state cornerback during OV season. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound McGee recorded 31 tackles and 15 pass breakups last during his junior season. Texas has one defensive back committed thus far in Karnell "Greedy" James. UT is expected to sign a larger DB class in 2027. View full news story

Most Difficult Game on the 2026 Schedule *** According to SP+ projections, the 2026 Texas Longhorns have drawn the most difficult schedule in all of college football. Not the toughest in the SEC. Not the toughest in the South. The entire country. That's the hand Steve Sarkisian and Arch Manning have been dealt heading into what is widely regarded as Manning's final season in burnt orange. From a Week 2 home date with Ohio State to a Black Friday road trip to College Station, there is no margin for error, no cupcake month, and nowhere to hide. And as we saw in 2025, one slip up could mean a spot in the College Football Playoff or New Year's Eve in Orlan…

Um, a day after the Notre Dame athletic director said relations between the Irish and the ACC have never been better, a national writer from On3 drops this gem.

ESPN's College GameDay will travel to Austin on Sept. 12 for Ohio State vs. Texas, the University announced on Tuesday afternoon. The game will kickoff at 6:30 p.m. CT. The game will mark the third straight season the Longhorns have faced the Buckeyes, including a 14-7 opening loss in Columbus last August, and a 28-14 loss in the College Football Playoff Semifinals during the 2024-25 season. This will mark the 27th time Texas has appeared on College GameDay, and the ninth time the GameDay crew had made their way to Austin for a marquee matchup. 08/30/2025 — Ohio State 14, Texas 7 01/10/2025 — Ohio State 28, Texas 14 11/30/2024 — Texas 17, Texas…

Come Early, Be Loud, Stay Late, Wear Orange. To no surprise, Texas and Ohio State will square off under the lights of Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC, the University announced on Tuesday afternoon. College GameDay will be on hand on the Forty Acres for the occasion. To go with that, the Longhorns learned their Black Friday kickoff time for the Lone Star Showdown with Texas A&M. That, too, will kick at 6:30 p.m. CT on Nov. 27 from Kyle Field, also on ABC. The Longhorns are looking to avenge back-to-back losses to Ohio State the past two seasons, while Texas will be going for its third straight win ag…

2027 K Noah Ash Sets Texas OV *** The Longhorns will receive an official visit from 2027 K Noah Ash on the weekend of June 19th. Jeff Banks and the Texas specialist assistants are going back out to Florida this cycle. Ash calls Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida home. At the moment, Ash is ranked as the No. 2 kicker in the 247Sports rankings and according to Chris Sailer, he is the No. 7 kicker in the country. Ash, a 5-foot-11-inch, 190-pound Kicker received a Texas offer back on April 2nd. Ash holds offers from Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, and Vanderbilt as well as the Horns. View full news story

Smorgasbord of recruiting notes To start your Wednesday. Easton Royal Entire Texas offensive staff minus HC Steve Sarkisian (can't be on road in spring) will be at Brother Martin High Thursday to see 5-star Easton Royal. WR coach Chris Jackson Scheduled to see Monshun Sales again this week. Should be today. Texas in the fight with Indiana, Alabama and Ohio State. OL's leaning to Texas Reed Ramsier, OL, Orlando (Fla.) The First Baptist Academy - Texas over Auburn and Clemson Brian Swanson, OT, Dallas (Texas) South Oak Cliff - Texas over SMU and Oklahoma DeMarrion Johnson Texas A&M still has better chance to hold on to the Tyler (…

The ACC spring meetings are taking place this week. And conference officials are squawking about various aspects of their preferred view of college football’s future. Couple of notes: - ACC coaches favor and will push for a 21-day style pre-season training spread over the entire spring and summer as opposed to the current 15-day spring practice window. It’s a potential rule change that will get some attention from SEC coaches during their spring meeting in two weeks. I could see this one passing, though part of the problem is summer school for athletes. Athletes notoriously take heavy summer courseloads, so they can take fewer classes in season. - The ACC a…

What Are the Best Road Game Atmospheres You Have Attended? *** I have been a bit caught up on the road games for Texas in 2026, both with excitement and anticipation. It was a big reason for joining the SEC was getting out of the Ames, Iowas and Lawrence, Kansases of the world. Now, Texas is playing in the most hostile atmospheres with some of the most historic venues in college football on its schedule each year. The 2026 schedule returns the Longhorns to Kyle Field, a place they won at in 2024, and reintroduces the program to Columbia, Missouri for a meeting in the newly renovated Faurot Field. While those two venues will be rocking, I can't he…

Blake pulled some interesting data this morning, breaking down where each Texas player hails from by state, and which high school programs have more than one Texas player. 95 total players, 16 states, 12 high schools with more than one player on the Texas roster. This is based on scholarship players pulled from Texas' online roster that includes hometowns and high schools, adding in the expected additions this summer Texas -- 49 California -- 9 Florida -- 9 Georgia -- 7 Louisiana -- 6 Ohio -- 3 Alabama -- 2 North Carolina -- 2 Arizona -- 1 Colorado -- 1 Illinois -- 1 Michigan -- 1 Missouri -…

Four-star linebacker Toa Satele tells OnTexasFootball he'll officially visit Texas June 5th-6th. This will mark a return trip to Austin for the Mililani (Hawaii) prospect after visiting campus in April. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound Satele is one of the more coveted linebackers in the country, with heavy interest from Oregon, Cal, USC, and UCLA, along with Texas. Other ILBs expected to officially visit the Forty Acres this summer include: Cade Haug — LB — Katy (Texas) High -- #AGNB27 Jahdyn Nelson — LB — Houston (Texas) Langham Creek -- Texas Tech commit Joakim Gouda — ILB — Douglasville (Ga.) South Paulding Mikahi Allen — LB — Ramsey (N.J.) Do…

It’s no secret OnTexasFootball believes Texas will land four-star tight end Brock Williams when he announces his decision on Friday, May 15th at 12:05 p.m. on the Pat McAfee Show on ESPN. Never say never in the age of NIL, but it would be a big upset for Georgia or Ohio State to pull this one off in our opinion. Who could be next beyond Williams? Here are some names we believe could be next. John Meredith III, 5-star CB, North Crowley OTF has been on the forefront of believing Texas is trending for the No. 1 CB in the country. With visits to Texas A&M to round out this month and then Texas June 5th-7th on the docket, this one is coming down to …

Ask us anything Thursday A lot is going on. Brock Williams announcement tomorrow, Texas coaches at Brother Martin today, Big 10/ACC/Big 12 working to force 24 team playoff, etc... Ask Jeff, CJ, Hank, Bobby, Blake or myself anything. We will chat it up throughout the day. View full news story

Someone told me yesterday that Texas might be getting a couple of recruiting commitments over the next few days, not just one. We’ll see if that holds true. ** The Horns, of course, are hoping for a pledge from Libertyville, Ill., tight end Brock Williams on Friday. Williams is slated to announce his decision on the Pat McAfee show at 12:15 CT. Williams totaled 44 catches for 596 yards and 13 TDs in just 10 games as a junior. At 6-foot-4, he also returned a kick and punt for touchdowns. Texas already has a pledge from another TE, JT Geraci from New Jersey. Geraci projects as more of an inline TE long-term while Williams is a flex-guy. **…

Thursday Recruiting Nuggets *** Montre Jackson Down to 2? 2027 Lakeview Centennial (TX) CB Montre Jackson dropped a cryptic tweet that appears to be a top two for his recruitment between Texas and SMU. Jackson will officially visit Texas on June 12, and SMU on June 5. Ole Miss and Texas Tech have official visits scheduled as well. Jackson and Texas have been trending in the right direction for a few months now. Jackson's commitment date is set for June 27th currently, though, it could change. *** New 2027 Wide Receiver to Monitor Have to go all the way out to Amarillo for this one: Texas is monitoring Palo Duro HS receiver…

Recruiting notes: Lunchtime juice This will go down extremely well with your Chick-Fil-A nuggets and waffle fries. Marcus Fakatou The Sierra Canyon 4-star++ DL is an “all in” recruit for Texas. One source feels like Texas and Ohio State are top two, with the negative for Ohio State being Larry Johnson is very long in the tooth and could retire after the 2026 season. There is more confidence in the Texas side this week. Oregon and Notre Dame are also key players. Kasi Currie The Texas staff loved his movement skills last week in person. Is seen as a 3i disruptor type, that can also play over the ball at times. Texas is right in the mix, but t…

4-star++ TE Brock Williams Announcement Thread Libertyville (Il.) High 4-star++ tight end Brock Williams will announce his decision at 12:05 p.m. CT on the Pat Mcafee show today. The 6-foot-4.5, 225-pound athletic pass catcher will announce out of Texas, Georgia and Ohio State with the Longhorns having been considered the leader for weeks. Georgia was considered the favorite for much of the football season before Texas became the favorite. Tight ends coach Jeff Banks has been recruiting Williams for over a year, and The Prairie State prospect has been on a campus in Austin multiple times during the timeframe. Statistically Speaking 2025 (junior):…

We’ve all heard some of the hyperbolic recruiting platitudes the last few weeks espoused by a few writers and reporters. According to some, Texas Tech is “dominating” the state “like never before”. A&M is “off to a great start with five stars”. There’s a “Fong Bomb” of a player going here or there. It’s almost funny. It feels like a concerted media effort by those who are fed information from those very programs. Actually, that’s exactly what it is. Knowing the industry as I do, national recruiting reporters play mostly to the audience who feeds them. That’s not necessarily wrong. It’s just human nature and it’s where the reporters can “…

Happy Friday! *** Summer Time Body Transformations It's the time of the year where players on teams everywhere are tested to see who really wants it the most. No, it's not spring football, or even summer conditioning, but it's the month away from the facility where the gains achieved in the winter conditioning can be washed away with a poor month of May. Who continues to workout? Who falls behind? That will be the key this month as the return date of June 1st inches near. For the most part, members of the team returned back home or took trips to enjoy one of the few periods of the football calendar where freedom is abundant. But I wanted to t…