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The Five Out of State Prospects Catching My Eye *** Another cycle, another opportunity for the Texas Longhorns to cast a nationwide net when it comes to recruiting. The Longhorns have nine commits in the bag already for the class of 2027, with two coming from outside of the state lines with JT Geraci from New Jersey and Easton Royal from Louisiana. A year ago the Longhorns ended with 12 signees who called somewhere other than the Lone Star State home. Will Texas get to that number again in 2027? It remains to be seen. But a figure close to double digits is certainly in the cards once again. *** Kasi Currie, DL, Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Cany…
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Most Impactful Portal Additions Texas Will Face in 2026 **** Something about the month of June really gets the college football juices flowing. While it is not the final stretch, and really more than anything indicates about 100 days from the opening kickoff, it at least gets us into single digits. So while the days tick away, it's time to begin familiarizing with who Texas will be seeing on the field this fall. Starting specifically with the top transfer portal additions from each Power Four opponent the Longhorns will see in the coming months. *** vs. Ohio State DT James Smith – Transfer from Alabama 28 tackles, 6.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks, 37 gam…
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Looking Ahead to 2025 Citrus Bowl *** Freshman Connection QB Bryce Underwood gets all of the love for the Wolverines, and there is obviously some good reason for that. But none of that would have been made possible without freshman WR Andrew Marsh. The Katy native has put together a monster freshman season. Here are a few notable statlines put up by the freshman WR: vs. USC – 8 receptions, 138 yards, 1 TD vs. Northwestern – 12 receptions, 189 yards vs. Maryland – 5 receptions, 76 yards, 1 TD On the season, Marsh leads Michigan in receptions, yards, receiving touchdowns, yards per catch. And he has done it all in just eig…
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Updated June OV list with two more OL's added Texas continues to add to the June official visitor list. The list of locked visits has grown to 44 with the addition of two more offensive linemen. QB (1) Tyler Knutson, Spring Branch (Texas) Smithson Valley #AllGasNoBrakes RB (3) Noah Roberts, RB, Chandler (Az.) Basha Texas OV: June 5-7 Lathan Whisenton, RB, Waco (Texas) Midway Texas OV: June 12-14 SaRod Baker, RB, DeSoto (Texas) High Texas OV: June 12-14 WR (8) Texas is planning to sign three in the class. Easton Royal, WR, New Orleans (La.) Brother Martin #AllGasNoBrakes Texas OV: June 19-21 Briceson Thrower, WR, Forn…
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Player of the Week accolades have been released from the SEC after week seven action and three Longhorns are receving notice. *** Colin Simmons Named the Co-Defensive Lineman of the Week. Simmons had 2.5 sacks and 5 tackles. Ryan Niblett Named the Co-Special Teams Player of the Week. Niblett's 75-yard punt return touchdown helped extend the lead for the Longhorns in the 2nd half. Essentially put the game on ice. Malik Muhammad Named the Defensive Player of the Week. Two interceptions and an additional pass breakup for Muhammad. It was a heck of a performance in his own backyard. View full news story
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After losing multiple support staff members this offseason, it was expected that the Longhorns would be looking to fill certain roles. According to FootballScoop.com, Steve Sarkisian is doing exactly that and is now set to hire Arkansas Pine Bluff’s Chris Forestier as a Special Assistant to the Head Coach. Forestier was originally hired as UA-Pine Bluff’s special teams coordinator and tight ends coach in March. Over the last two seasons he served as special teams analyst at the University of Houston, helping the Cougars finish as one of the top special teams units in their conference Prior to his stint in Houston, Forestier spent six years in Baton Rouge worki…
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C.J. Vogel and I were out at River Place Country Club Saturday for the Tee It Up For Cole Pittman Charity Golf Tournament. C.J. sat down with Lifetime Longhorn and NFL kicker Cameron Dicker. View full news story
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The latest AP Top 25 has released and the Longhorns have fallen a spot to No. 6 in the rankings. *** 1. Oregon 2. Georgia 3. Penn State 4. Ohio State 5. Miami 6. Texas 7. Tennessee 8. Notre Dame 9. BYU 10. Texas A&M 11. Clemson 11. Iowa State 13. Indiana 14. Alabama 15. Boise State 16. LSU 17. Kansas State 18. Pitt 19. Ole Miss 20. SMU 21. Army 22. Washington State 23. Colorado 24. Illinois 25. Missouri View full news story
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Sean Miller Press Conference Availability Texas men's basketball head coach Sean Miller will speak with the Texas media on Monday. The Longhorns are back in action on Tuesday against Rider at the Moody Center. Tip off will be at 8:00 p.m. Over the weekend, the Longhorns won a 71–55 contest over Kansas City, a game that probably would classify as the sloppiest of the season. Fortunately, Sean Miller and his squad came away with a double-digit victory and move towards having plenty of room remaining to fix some key points before the Maui Inviational. View full news story
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AUSTIN, Texas — Pflugerville Weiss four-star receiver Tre Moore took the trek down I-35 to visit Texas last Saturday, getting his first look at a new Longhorns wide receiver. “It was my first time seeing Cam Coleman,” Moore told OTF. “It was good to see someone that has my same body type, body frame, and see how they’re using him and everything. “It was a really good practice. It was very professional. They do what needs to be done and then they get out of there.” Moore added that Ryan Wingo, who’s back practicing, “looked nice.” If Moore ends up at Texas, a large part will be due to wide receivers coach Chris Jackson. “Everything’s smooth,” h…
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Texas hosted Miami (Fla.) Coral Gables defensive lineman Stive-Bentley Keumajou Yondui last weekend for an unofficial visit. It was a makeup trip for the talented 6-foot-2.5, 295-pounder after his flight got cancelled earlier this month. The Longhorns offered Keumajou Yondui earlier this year and have quickly impressed. “I loved the visit to Texas,” he told OTF. “I wanted to take the visit to keep my options open and compare. “They showed me on a presentation the pros and the cons on film and what I need to do to become a standout next year.” OTF reached out to Keumajou Yondui after his visit and he said he plans to lock in an official visit with Texas b…
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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 third visitor to head home was Mobile (Ala.) Vigor EDGE Jabarrius “Chicken” Garror. Click HERE to hear from Texas RB commit Noah Roberts Click HERE to hear from Texas EDGE commit Derwin Fields Media: Talk about the weekend, what were the highlights for you? Garror: “I had …
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Felt weird typing 2025 on the title line. But here we are, preparing for the first day and game of the new year. Texas and Arizona State will kickoff at noon central time Wednesday in the first game of a three-game slate for the CFP Quarterfinal. My keys to the game. *** Limit Skattebo in Space Of course it would be huge for Texas to completely take away Skattebo from the ASU game plan, but that is unreasonable. Skat is a heck of a football player and the Sun Devils are going to force feed him the rock as much as Texas has seen from a single player this season. But what the Longhorns can focus on is limiting the top-five Heisman finalist in space.…
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AUSTIN, Texas — If a positive spin can be put on the 5-3 loss No. 5 Texas suffered at the hands of Texas State on Tuesday, it won’t hurt the Longhorns in the hunt for an SEC baseball championship. If the program’s fourth consecutive loss to the Bobcats at UFCU Disch-Falk Field is an indication of what’s to come for Texas (23-4, 8-1 SEC) without the services of All-American outfielder Max Belyeu, coach Jim Schlossnagle has a few things to examine before hosting No. 3 Georgia for a three-game series beginning Friday (6:30 p.m., SEC Network+). The weekend tilt with the Bulldogs could go a long way toward determining whether the Longhorns will contend for the conference …
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Texas enters year two with a huge target on their back. Of course, being Texas, you will always have a target on your back in conference play. But coming off of an SEC Championship Game appearance and back to back College Football Final Four appearances. With a look to the season, I wanted to highlight who Texas' opponents would face the week prior to banging helmets with the Longhorns. *** W1: at Ohio State (Columbus, Ohio) ... August 30, 2025 Texas: Season Opener Ohio State: Season Opener The Skinny: A massive marquee season opener for both programs in a rematch of the Cotton Bowl. Texas goes on the road for a huge non-conference road game for th…
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Four-star locks in Texas official visit Texas offensive line coach Kyle Flood offered 4-star offensive tackle Grayson McKeogh (Glenside, Pa./La Salle College High) on Monday after an in-person evaluation. OnTexasFootball spoke with the 6-foot-7.5, 280-pound offensive tackle within the last hour, and MCKeogh told us that he has scheduled an official visit June 20-22. That will be the last visit for the fast rising offensive tackle following OV's to Notre Dame and Penn State. The Nittany Lions have been considered the team to beat for a while, but the late March offer by the Fighting Irish and the recent offer by the Longhorns have made this recruitment mor…
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Texas added four-star running back Noah Roberts to the fold on Friday afternoon, dipping back into Arizona for yet another running back after landing guys like Bijan Robinson and Christian Clark in the last six years. Basha head coach Chris McDonald spoke to OnTexas Football to share his thoughts on what Roberts brings to the table. “They're getting a complete back,” McDonald said. “And I think what separated Texas, just having my conversations with Noah, was just I think he feels like Sarkisian will do a real good job using backs that are really able to do everything. You know, running between the tackles, obviously he catches the ball really well out of the …
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Earlier this month, OTF laid out why Lancaster’s James Foster III is and will continue to be such an important target for the Texas Longhorns in the 2028 cycle. On Monday, OTF caught up with five-star from the Southern Sector of Dallas to hear the latest on his recruitment and what he’s working on going into a big junior campaign. After exploding onto the recruiting scene as a freshman and sophomore starting on varsity in the highly competitive district of doom that featured Duncanville, DeSoto, and plenty other powerhouse programs, Foster has put in a lot of offseason work as he preps for a special junior season. “First of all, I just wanna thank God that…
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Fort Bend Ridge Point 2028 linebacker Khalen Taylor has had a busy offseason and has collected all but one of his 22 offers since April, including an offer from Texas that came through on May 31. “This summer really took my recruitment to another level. I started by attending the Texas Elite Camp, where I earned an offer. Then I went to the SMU Mega Camp and picked up a few more offers. I also camped at Penn State and Miami, and I took visits to TCU, Houston, Virginia Tech, Arizona State, and Baylor.” Despite the new recruiting attention, Taylor is staying focused on his upcoming junior season. “The main things I’ve been focused on this summer are getting f…
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On Texas Football has confirmed with multiple sources that RHP Grant Fontenot is no longer with the baseball team. The redshirt sophomore transferred in to Texas last fall after pitching one season at McLennan Community College after transferring from LSU. He is also no longer listed on the Texas Baseball roster. Fontenot had 11 appearances for the Longhorns this season, including two starts (1-1). His statistics for this season are listed below: View full news story
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Recruiting: A look at where Kyle Flood's OL recruits hail from The Texas Longhorns signed a combined 15 offensive linemen in the 2022, 2023 and 2024 classes. Now with the commitment of Jackson Christian Monday, that number committed or signed by Kyle Flood is at 16. And that number is expected to hit 20 or 21 when the 2025 class is complete. OnTexasFootball looks at where the 15 signees and 2025 commit hail from with an expected area taking center stage. DFW (8) DJ Campbell, Arlington (Texas) Bowie - 2022 Neto Umeozulu, Allen (Texas) High - 2022 Cameron Williams, Duncanville (Texas) High - 2022 Cole Hutson, Frisco (Texas) High - 2022 …
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OnTexasFootball spoke with Mobile (Ala.) Vigor head coach Renardo Jackson to get his thoughts on the latest commitment to Texas in four-star edge rusher Jabarrius Garror. “I think way beyond the player that he is, is the person that he is,” Jackson told OTF. “He’s probably one of the best human beings I’ve ever met. I joke with him all the time and tell him that he makes it very easy to hold my staff accountable. Just like the players have to watch the way he approaches work, the coaches, it’s easy for them to see this kid is different. He raises the standard of an entire program just by being a part of it.” Garror has over 80 tackles for a loss and 40+ sacks …
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As Texas’ commits continue inching closer to their senior seasons, OTF provides one thing I’d like to see from each defensive Texas commit. Kasi Currie, DL, Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon — Improved ball get-off as a senior. Currie is one of the most intriguing prospects in the nation as a two-way lineman that wins with power and athleticism, but he’s never the first one off the ball and needs to improve his BGO ability and reactiveness to the snap. Tyler Alexander, DL, Wellington (Fla.) Palm Beach Central — Alexander has a lot of impressive flashes or splash plays, but down to down consistency and the motor will need to improve. It’s easy to assume it will i…
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Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian on the podium to discuss the Texas 2024 Spring Game: *** Sark was pleased to have played 100+ snaps and see no significant injuries. Does not sound like TE Jordan Washington's knick was too significant. *** Steve Sarkisian says it was totally the plan for QB Quinn Ewers to only see two series. Adds it was the reason why both Ewers and Arch Manning were on the same team. Wanted Manning to go play extended snaps for the first time in quite a while. *** "Our EDGE pass rush is real." Sarkisian says the Longhorns have addressed the edge with Trey Moore, Colin Simmons, Colton Vasek, Ethan Burke, Justice Finkley and Zina Umeozulu.…
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While it looks like the 2026 class is down to a pair of quarterback prospects – Dia Bell and Troy Huhn – the spring evaluation period has allowed for a number of prospects in the 2027 class to emerge. For the time being, there are five in the state of Texas that have caught my attention. While many more will arise over the next few months, I wanted to share a few names who are or might emerge on the Texas big board. *** Bastrop (TX) QB Weston Nielsen Offers: 12 ... Miami, Oregon, TCU, Texas Tech, etc. Texas Interest: Visited twice in the spring and will camp at Texas June 1st. It is very early in the 2027 quarterback hunt, but Nielsen has received…
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