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  1. Five Texas players made Walter Camp's Preseason All-America Teams on Tuesday, four on the First Team Ballot, and one on the Second Team Ballot. Get used to the preseason accolades, as there are going to be plenty. First Team QB -- Arch Manning OL -- Trevor Goosby DL -- Colin Simmons LB -- Rasheem Biles Second Team WR -- Cam Coleman Here's the full breakdown by position from Walter Camp's website: First Team Offense: Wide Receiver: Malachi Toney (Miami), Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State)* Tight End: Trey’Dez Green (LSU) Offensive Line: Carter Smith (Indiana)#, Trevor Goosby (Texas), Austin Siereveld (Oh…

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  2. Of course the first Elite Camp of the 2024 summer is set to kickoff on June 1. Texas will be hosting a very talented crop of 2026 and 2027 prospects at Denius Fields for the weekend workout. The link to our OTF article for the full visitors list: But to the point here – the five most important visitors on campus this weekend. I will take out the quarterback conversation for the sake of this article. *** 2026 OL Toa Katoa, Euless (Texas) Trinity I am a big fan of Toa Katoa's game. His sophomore tape was tremendous and even with a 365-pound listing, he plays much quicker and agile than that weight suggests. Katoa was a part of the large 2026 OL co…

  3. AUSTIN, Texas — Week 2 of spring ball is underway as the Texas Longhorns have returned from spring break ready to get back to work. Steve Sarkisian spoke to media on Tuesday after the first practice. Here are five notable things Sark said. Injury updates — Kaliq Lockett out for the spring “Kaliq Lockett had to have surgery last week, so he'll be down the rest of spring as well as Kaden Scherer. So, you know, that's part of our sport unfortunately. Both surgeries went well, and we will get them back. We'll get Kaliq back earlier than Kaden. We’ll get Kaliq back here ready to go for the summer." *Sark added that both injuries were lower body. Gu…

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  4. AUSTIN, Texas — Steve Sarkisian spoke to the media this morning after Texas football's tenth spring practice. Here are five notable things the Longhorns head coach said. Spring game going to open practice on April 18 “We’ll have an opportunity to have a practice, and we'll do some drill work and different things. We will have a scrimmage portion of that practice. I just think we're at a point right now, especially at the line of scrimmage, where it's hard to field just two teams. But we'll have plenty of competition stuff. We'll move the ball, we'll tackle some on that day. It should be very entertaining for the fans, and so we're looking forward to that. I jus…

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  5. Five players ascending in fall practice To start your Wednesday morning, I'm taking a look at five players that are ascending in fall practice thus far. On a roster as talented as Texas, there are certainly more than five payers ascending to be fair. With that said, these five guys are receiving consistent mention behind the scenes right now. Ty'Anthony Smith ... The sophomore linebacker from Jasper (Texas) High was called a "budding star" by Steve Sarkisian during SEC Media Days, and Sarkisian said Monday that the 6-1, 216-pounder was having a great fall camp. In fact, OTF was told by two sources that Smith was one of the stars of Saturday's scrimmage. One s…

  6. Starting With Arch There is something ironic and humorous that Arch’s first drive ended in an interception. The same way Quinn Ewers’ first drive as a starter ended in an interception. Both against ULM. There were good moments and there were bad moments. Fortunately, all of these learning moments came at a time where the game was never in question. The first INT was a poor decision, the second INT should have been a reception for Texas. Still, there were great throws down the field and some moments where the redshirt freshmen will watch the tape and wonder what even he was doing. It is pretty remarkable how different the Texas offense looks with Arch under center. Th…

  7. Texas opens fall camp next week ahead of one of the most anticipated Longhorns football seasons that I can remember. Here are five questions for fall camp. These aren't the only five questions, but five of the most important that Jeff Howe and I came up with. 1.) Who emerges as LG1? The position battle everyone is watching closest this fall. The Longhorns have a wealth of options to choose from, but who will emerge out of Laurence Seymore, Cole Hutson, Jaydon Chatman, etc.? TBD. Texas needs to be better on the interior in 2026 if it wants to reach its goals. Finding its best five on the offensive line before the halfway point of the season is critical. …

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  8. Many of the first-year Texas players expected to contribute this year came from the transfer portal, but Steve Sarkisian isn't opposed to playing true freshmen either. Here's a look at five I think could see the field earliest and why. Agree, disagree, or add your thoughts in the comments below! *** No order *** 1.) WR Jermaine Bishop Jr. Jermaine Bishop probably isn’t going to start Week 1, but he’s going to be a major part of Texas’ offensive attack in 2026. Bishop consistently made headlines throughout the spring — for good reasons — and gives the Longhorns’ offense a different level of explosive playmaking ability to deploy alongside Ryan Wingo…

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  9. On my first Friday as a member of the OTF staff, I have five things on my mind. The list starts with an extension of what I wrote on Thursday about Kelvin Banks Jr. and the 2025 NFL Draft. I joined Rod Babers, Bob Shipley and CJ Vogel on the Thursday edition of “The Winning Drive” and the following question was posted to the panel: Who will be the second Longhorn taken in the draft? Citing the need NFL teams have for linemen who can legitimately play tackle, I went with Cameron Williams. Rod, Coach Shipley and CJ went with Jahdae Barron, but it’s hard to ignore the buzz Matthew Golden has generated after his strong finish to the season. After studying Golde…

  10. OTF will be at the NFL Scouting Combine, which begins next Thursday in Indianapolis. Texas will be represented by a school-record 14 prospects, half of whom play along the line of scrimmage, with four offensive linemen (Kelvin Banks Jr., Hayden Conner, Jake Majors and Cam Williams) and three defensive linemen (Vernon Broughton, Alfred Collins and Barryn Sorrell) working out for and interviewing with 32 NFL franchises. My five thoughts heading into the weekend revolve around what should be another banner year at the combine for Steve Sarkisian’s program. 1. If you’re looking for the Texas draft hopeful with the most to gain next week, a stellar combine could fuel…

  11. OnTexasFootball takes a look at what we believe are the top five flip targets as things stand on Thursday, March 5. This list is subject to, and very likely will, change over the coming months. DL Jalen Brewster, Cedar Hill (Texas) — Texas Tech commit 6-foot-3, 300 pounds This will be a recruitment where we have to follow actions and not words. Brewster says he doesn’t communicate much with Texas. But the Longhorns staff is still very actively working to recruit both the Cedar Hill product and his camp. The nation’s top DL told OTF over the weekend he does plans to take official visits, but didn’t say where. Texas Tech is going to have to work to hang on…

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  12. The recruitment of Lubbock Monterey standout Aaliyah Chavez continues to roll on with multiple schools anxiously awaiting a final decision from the nation's No. 1 overall player for 2025. Chavez is down to four schools: Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and South Carolina. She cut LSU from that list before January and just recently decided against UCLA as well. I'm told that South Carolina is an intriguing option, but the distance factor will play against them and they're the least likely of the four options as of now. When it comes to Texas Tech, they continue to try and sell the "hometown hero" aspect to Chavez, but both sources believed if she was going to be …

  13. Five-star eyeing another visit to Texas The Texas Longhorns pursuit of 5-star linebacker Tyler Atkinson (Loganville, Ga./Grayson) continues. Atkinson, 6-2.25 and 210-pounds, spoke with Tashard Choice and members of the Texas defensive staff prior to the Peach Bowl Wednesday. Texas and Atkinson have communication almost daily at this point, and have since June. Atkinson has been on campus in Austin twice, the Georgia game being the last time, and is expected back on campus in January or early in the spring. Texas has invited him to Junior Day January 25, but he's yet to lock in any plans that weekend. Auburn is also making a big push for that weekend, as a…

  14. 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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  15. Five-star Mark Bowman locks in Texas official visit Five-star tight end Mark Bowman (Santa Ana, Calif.) Mater Dei tells onTexasFootball that he has locked in his official visit to Texas. Bowman, 6-foot-4.5 and 225-pounds, will make his official visit to Texas June 6-8. The recent re-class to 2026 from 2027 is also expected to make official visits to Georgia and Oregon. OTF expects the Longhorns to be in the final two when Bowman comes down to making a decision. Bowman has 31 offers, including Texas, Georgia, Oregon, Alabama, USC, Ohio State, Penn State, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Auburn and Arizona State. June official visit dates ... The Lo…

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  16. Five-star defensive lineman and Texas Tech commit Jalen Brewster will officially visit Texas this weekend, a source confirms to OnTexasFootball. 247Sports' Mike Roach first reported the development. Brewster, who ranks as one of the top defensive linemen in the country out of Cedar Hill (Texas), has kept the door open on his recruitment despite his pledge to the Red Raiders. He officially visited LSU last weekend. The Longhorns don't have any interior defensive linemen committed to date. Texas will also host elite defensive linemen Marcus Fakatou and Kasi Currie this weekend. Stay tuned. View full news story

  17. Oklahoma Sooners 5-star offensive tackle verbal Michael Fasusi (Lewisville, Texas/High) tells OnTexasFootball that he will visit Texas Saturday for the Kentucky game. Fasusi, 6-5.5 and 310-pounds, also tells OnTexasFootball that he plans to be in College Station November 30 for the Texas at Texas A&M game. View full news story

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  18. Five-star visitor expected Saturday According to a source close to the North Crowley High football program, the Texas Longhorns will host a 5-star unofficial visitor Saturday. North Crowley High 2026 offensive tackle John Turntine III is expected to be in Austin Saturday for the Longhorns spring game. Turntine III was offered by Texas October 28 while on campus for the game vs. BYU. He returned to campus with his father January 20 for the Texas Junior Day. The OnTexasFootball 5-star enters the spring evaluation period with 20 offers. The offer list includes Texas, Texas A&M, TCU, Oregon, Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Penn State, Ole Miss, Miami …

  19. Five-star visitor headed to Austin this weekend Five-star linebacker and current USC pledge Xavier Griffin (Gainesville, Ga./High) is scheduled to make an unofficial visit this weekend per a close to the recruitment. Texas linebacker coach Johnny Nansen and area recruiting Kenny Baker made a stop at Gainesville High in January, and have been in steady communication since. This will be the 6-foot-3.5, 215-pounders first visit to Texas this weekend. The plan for the Texas staff is to then secure a June official visit. Griffin has one OV locked in on the books currently, USC June 20. View full news story

  20. Five-star visitor locked in for Thursday OnTexasFootball mentioned the potential of a Thursday unofficial visit by Galveston (Texas) Ball High 5-star ranked safety Jonah Williams. Around noon Saturday, OTF spoke with a family member of Williams', and the 6-3, 205 pound two-sport star will be on campus in Austin July 25 with at least one parent. Williams, a left handed outfield and pitcher, is currently in the Atlanta area playing in a wood bat tournament for top high high school baseball prospects in the 2025 cycle. He threw 109 pitches in a recent start, topping out at 94 MPH. Williams is a legitimate MLB Draft prospect in June of 2025, and whatever col…

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  21. Five-star visitors locked for June With the news that OnTexasFootball 5-star DL/OL Lamar Brown (Baton Rouge, La./University Lab) is now locked in for an official visit June 6-8, OTF thought it would be a great time to take a look at how many prospects ranked as 5-stars are scheduled to make OV's next month. OnTexasFootball 5-star's ... Dia Bell, Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage #AllGasNoBrakes Mark Bowman, TE (Santa Ana, Calif./Mater Dei) OV's: Ole Miss, Texas, Georgia, USC and Oregon John Turntine III, OT, Fort Worth (Texas) North Crowley OV's: Michigan, Texas A&M, Tennessee and Texas Lamar Brown, DL, Baton Rouge (La.) Universit…

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  22. Big news out of Duncanville. Five-star WR Dakorien Moore has decommitted from LSU and re-opened his recruitment. Moore had been committed to LSU since August 12, 2023, however there had always been plenty of whispers behind the scenes that Texas was not all too worried about the verbal pledge. Now that Moore is back on the table, you can expect a continued all-out press for the nation's No. 1 WR. Moore was on campus in Austin several times this spring, though two trips were for track meets. While Moore has yet to make his official visit schedule public, we at OTF believe he will be taking his official visit the weekend of June 21-23. Regardless, massiv…

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  23. Five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales will announce his decision at 11 a.m. CT on Friday, July 17. The decision will be broadcast on the Pat McAfee Show. Sales will pick from a list of finalists that includes Texas, Indiana, Alabama, LSU and Ohio State. OTF expects this decision to come down to Indiana and Texas, with LSU as a dark horse. View full news story

  24. One final opportunity to get some predictions in for the 2024 season and that is what we will do here for the entirety of the SEC conference. I will drop three recrods below each team – a ceiling, a floor and my final prediction with a brief description of how each record could be met. *** Alabama Ceiling: 11–1 Floor: 8–4 Prediction: 10–2 The fall off for Alabama won't be coming anytime soon, especially with the hiring of Kalen DeBoer. I do think there will be some bumps in the road for Milroe/DeBoer and their cohesiveness. However, there is still so much talent on this roster and Milroe was playing his way into Heisman considerati…

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  25. AUSTIN, Texas – Florida's Defense Set to Welcome Texas to 2025 SEC Play There are plenty of storylines entering the weekend matchup with the Gators in The Swamp. Two former No. 1 overall quarterbacks, two programs trying to find their offensive identity early on in the season and two coaches on different sides of the job security spectrum. But there is one thing that has gone under the radar in regards to the Florida Gators' start to the season in large part due to the wide shadow cast by the inept offense – and that is the Florida Gators have a really tough defense. I asked Steve Sarkisian on Monday what stands out about the Florida defense on tape and wha…

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