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Even though this isn’t how any of us pictured it, the Longhorns are now sitting at 6-2 and preparing to host top ten Vanderbilt. Everything Texas wanted to accomplish in the pre-season remains a possibility. ** Football is a very cut and dry sport, especially when it comes to chasing championships. Either you win or you don’t. How the Longhorns prevailed in that 17-point fourth-quarter comeback is not nearly as important as the fact that they prevailed, period. There’s something special about doing that. Learning to win on the road, against all odds, never giving in, those are traits every single Texas player can carry forward from this game.…
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Defensive line recruiting in focus with Sharma flipped The Texas Longhorns have flipped Josiah Sharma (Folsom, Calif./High) from Oregon. The entire OTF community is happy for @Joe Zura! With OnTexasFootball 4-star Sharma in the class, it's time to look at what's next for Steve Sarkisian and Kenny Baker with another top target on campus for an unofficial visit today. Big visitor today Make no mistake, Texas wants JJ Hanne (Berlin, Germany/Rancho Santa Margarita Catholic). Hanne, 6-4.5 and 280'ish, will make his first visit to Texas today. He is also expected to lock in an official visit date in September today. Pete Kwiatkowski has a long standing rela…
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Some additional thoughts: - Andrew Mukuba played a tremendous game. He would be my defensive MVP. Mukuba wasn’t just good against the pass, including the game-sealing INT. Multiple times he came screaming down against the run and he also cut off some lanes in scramble situations. - Ryan Niblett made the key block on Silas Bolden’s punt return for TD. - The complete lack of offensive holding calls was ridiculous. I’ve attached a pic of Jermayne Lole getting held. It occurred all game long. - Leavitt is a true escape artist. He is not just good in that regard. He is elite. I counted 13 situations where he bought more time with his feet and either threw t…
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Austin Goosby Announcement Thread Texas' top target in the 2026 class is scheduled to announce his decision Monday, November 17 at 3 p.m. CT. Austin Goosby has been a Texas vs. BYU battle for the last few weeks, with Duke and Baylor rounding out the final four. The younger brother of Texas starting left tackle Trevor Goosby is ranked among the top 30 prospects in the 2026 cycle. The 6-foot-5 combo guard with a 6-9 wingspan has en elite combination of Height, length, vertical pop, ball handling and court vision, the understanding of how to effectively turn the corner and get downhill, touch finishing over taller defenders and overall feel for the ga…
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Sean Miller and staff have added a third member out of the portal to the 2026-27 Texas Longhorns team. Tennessee transfer guard Amari Evans announced Friday that he has committed to the Texas Longhorns. Evans was a key role player for the Vols as a freshman averaging 4.1 points, 3.2 rebounds and a steal per game in 14.4 minutes per contest. His top game in year one were a 24 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steal showing vs. Vanderbilt March 7. He also began SEC play with a perfect 7 of 7 16 point, 3 rebound and 3 steal performance at Arkansas. The 6-foot-5, 215-pounder was one of the top defensive guards in 2025-26 in the SEC as a freshman. He’s a rugged, tough,…
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What could the Texas 2025 class look like December 4? Well, well, well ... the Texas Longhorns have a top 5 level class following the flip of OnTexasFootball 4-star+ defensive lineman Myron Charles (Port Charlotte, Fla./High). And the Longhorns aren't close to finished. With needs still remaining at defensive line, defensive back, one wide receiver and one linebacker plus a possible athlete, this Texas class will likely hit 26 or 27 signees. And that number could push to 28 or 29 with the scholarships expected to increase to 105 beginning in the 2025-26 season. The OTF prospect ranking system used for this story: 5-star - obvious 4…
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2027 RB's Jabbar Juluke had offered at Florida The Texas Longhorns staff is currently evaluating junior video of prospects from the state of Texas and around the country ahead of hitting the road to evaluate the 2027 class one more time prior to late January Junior Day. That now includes new running back's coach Jabbar Juluke. This morning, OnTexasFootball takes a look at some of the running backs Juluke had offered in the class while at Florida. Landen Callis-Williams, Richmond (Texas) Randall 5-8, 190 Note: Texas has also offered http://www.hudl.com/v/2T6rcF Tranard Roberts, The Villages (Fla.) The Villages Charter 6-0, 195 Florida off…
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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 (…
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A look at defensive line recruiting The Texas Longhorns have made three new offers on the defensive line in the last few days with Kenny Baker eyeing three or four high school defensive line prospects in the 2025 cycle. The Longhorns have one commitment, and it's a huge on in Josiah Sharma. Texas remains in the mix for a potential flip as well. OnTexasFootball takes a look at defensive line board with the three new offers in the Atlanta area extended. Commitment (1) Josiah Sharma, DL, Folsom (Calif.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star++ Still in contact Myron Charles, DL, Port Charlotte (Fla.) High - FSU commit On…
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The Texas personnel department continued its recent run of pledges yesterday evening by adding Georgetown offensive lineman Kaden Scherer to the fold. Scherer is part of a recent trend for the Horns. Texas, late in the process, is focusing on a mix of players, who seem to have high upside traits but may not be ranked as highly among the recruiting media industry. That’s the case not only with Scherer, but also with Portage, Mich., tight end Charlie Jilek, Carlsbad, Calif., linebacker Rocky Cummings, and speedy defensive back Josiah Vilmael of Fort Bend. Then there are the proverbial blue chippers, too. Baylor defensive line pledge Jamarrion Carlton is among them…
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We’ve spent a lot of time the last week discussing the Ohio State offense and Ryan Day’s decision to go with Julian Sayin at quarterback. So I think it’s time we explore the other side of the ball a little more - the Buckeye defense. In 2024, Texas was pretty darn salty on defense. Ohio State was even better. The Buckeyes finished the season ranked no. 1 in the country in yards allowed per game (254ypg), points allowed per game (12.9ppg), red zone scoring (60pct) and yards allowed per play (4ypp). Everyone feared the vaunted Ohio State offense. But just as was the case with Texas a year ago, it was actually their defense that led the way. Th…
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Recruiting notes and a team note A few late lunchtime notes on recruiting and the team. Kavian Bryant ... The 2027 4-star QB out of Palestine (Texas) Westwood has plans to attend two Texas games this season per a source close to the recruitment. Bryant and family have been talking to AJ Milwee about attending the San Jose State game in Austin, and the Texas-OU game at the Cotton Bowl. Bryant and Milwee speak weekly, and are building a solid relationship. Bryant is the lone in-state offer at quarterback in 2027. Texas and Texas Tech are receiving the most mentioned early on. 4-star game visits ... Missouri City (Texas) Crawford 4-star wide receiv…
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Texas' path to back-to-back No. 1 classes Steve Sarkisian and staff have a path to back-to-back No. 1 classes after a strong last 20 days of July. There is only one thing that can currently keep Texas from making another run at the top class - if the Longhorns only sign 23 or 24 prospects. If Texas signs 26 or 27 in December, a top 3 class is a lock, and No. 1 will be in play. So the question is how can Texas ascend to challenge once again for the top spot. We take a look to begin Wednesday. August 12 could move Texas up two or three spots ... Four-star EDGE Jake Kreul (Orlando, Fla./IMG Academy) is set to announce his decision August 12. Texas is consi…
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I know it’s Six-Man football, so individual production can be a little out of whack. But a few numbers still defy reason. Congrats to Bode Ham of Jayton. Not only did he lead his team to the 1A-Division II title, he accounted for 13 touchdowns on the day. He had more than 400 yards rushing and 10 TDs and 3 more TDs passing. The final score: Jayton 99 - Richland Springs 54. Have yourself a day, Bode. ** Alabama vs Oklahoma kicks off the CFP tomorrow night at 7pm. The Sooners are favored by 1.5 at home. OU beat them in Tuscaloosa. I see no reason the Sooners shouldn’t win in Norman, too. Alabama has been fool’s gold since beating…
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Citrus Bowl Head Coach Press Conference *** Both Steve Sarkisian and Biff Poggi will meet with the media contingency in Orlando Tuesday morning ahead of their meeting in the Citrus Bowl at 3:30 ET on Wednesday. For Sarkisian, this will be the second time since hiring Will Muschamp that he will be available with the media. Texas will have a final walk through practice later this afternoon. Notes and quotes in the comments down below. View full news story
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I’ve spoken to a multitude of folks over the past three weeks of practice. There are several major trendlines that are becoming more than just hyperbole. 1. The Overall Talent I have not spoken to a single “outsider” who has attended a practice who has not come away saying that this is the most physically gifted Texas team they have seen in recent memory. At this point, it’s not hyperbole. It’s reality. The team Texas has assembled is as talented as they come. What’s more, Texas has not only top-end talent but depth. “Depth” is the word one onlooker used to describe the defensive front. 2. Colin Simmons & Cam Coleman Ask anyone who h…
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Since the inception of the coaches poll, Texas has never begun the season as the no. 1 team in the country. Texas received 28 first place votes. Ohio State, who ranked no. 2, received 20. Penn State (14), Georgia (3) and Clemson (2) were the only other teams garnering first-place votes. Here’s the entire list. https://sportsdata.usatoday.com/football/ncaaf/coaches-poll ** These rankings really only tell us two things: 1. The expectations other coaches (and SIDs) have for teams in 2025. 2. The respect of the programs at the very, very top. ** If this list is an accurate assessment of pre-season belief in each team across th…
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- Alex January missed Saturday’s game because of an undisclosed injury. He’ll likely be out at least another week. - Tre Wisner has been nursing a sore hamstring all summer and tweaked it in camp. He could have gone yesterday had it been a conference opponent. This is not something specific to the Ohio State game. - Jonah Williams did not play yesterday even though he returned to full practice last week. We’ll see what that means going forward. - Jack Endries did not play much in the second half. He tweaked an ankle during the game but should be fine. - DeAndre Moore’s injury is thought to be a stinger, not a concussion. But I do not have definitive ne…
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A brief update on 5-star ATH Michael Terry III after a conversation earlier this week. Following my trip to Alamo Heights a few weeks ago, it was clear the teams to beat in this race were Oregon, Nebraska and Texas. Right now, I believe that list has trimmed a bit to Nebraska and Texas with Oregon looming from behind just a bit. The distance to the pacific northwest is just a bit much. Also, on the side of Nebraska, I am told the early play of Dylan Raiola has been encouraging there. Of course, Matt Rhule has been the main contact as well, so the Cornhuskers are throwing the kitchen sink at Terry. Texas is very much in this one and in my eyes the team…
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Recruiting notes: These are mostly from Gerry who is headed to Austin and driving right now… - In a late surprise, Cocoa, Fla., edge Javion Hilson is headed to Michigan today. Hilson was thought to be deciding between Texas and Texas A&M. But the late - and large - NIL move by the Wolverines with QB Bryce Underwood has some players thinking more about Michigan. Hilson is one of those. - Tampa, Fla., linebacker Kellen Wiley is expected to visit Florida today for its game against Ole Miss. Wiley is close to shutting things down; the Horns are considered the heavy favorite but last-minute visits to other schools should never be underestimated. - Texas…
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We live in a world gone mad. I can’t keep up with all the shenanigans going on in college sports. - There’s a rule proposal on the table that a college head coach would essentially be suspended for six games in a season if he takes a transfer player outside of the official transfer portal. The idea here is to stop coaches from circumventing transfer portal rules. Something has to be done. So maybe this is a workable solution. But the mere fact that it’s come to this to possibly get programs and coaches to adhere to the rules (or the expectations of the rules) gives you an idea of just how messed up the system is. And let me ask you this: What…
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Monday Recruiting: The OV aftermath Texas hosted six key official visits and one key unofficial visitor around the Arkansas game Saturday. The weekend has already netted one flip in Georgetown (Texas) High RB Jett Walker. OnTexasFootball takes a look at where things stand with the other key visitors, as of today. Brysten Martinez, OT, Gonzales (La.) East Ascension - *LSU commit OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star+ The latest: Waiting to see who the next LSU coach is. Texas is fighting hard. Kaden Scherer, OT, Georgetown (Texas) High - *Stanford commit OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star++ The latest: There is some confidence in Austin as of Sunday …
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Texas vs. Virginia Game Thread: Virginia wants to throw a block party in Austin The Texas Longhorns take on Virginia tonight in the SEC/ACC Challebge. Both teams have first year coaches, and are off to impressive starts to the season. This game tonight will likely be looked back upon as a key Quad 1 win opportunity for two potential NCAA Tournament fringe teams. This game will be played with a lot of pace. The Longhorns are averaging 90.9 points per game, while the Cavaliers average 87.6 per game. Virginia is one of the nations top shot blocking teams, averaging 8.0 per game led by two of the nations individual leaders. The game... Texas (6-2) vs. Virgi…
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I can confirm that Texas coach Steve Sarkisian has agreed to a contract extension with the Longhorns and is declining NFL interviews. First reported by Brett McMurphy. I am told the extension adds another year to his agreement, so he is now signed through 2031. Sark, CDC and Eltife met to get the extension done. View full news story
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One of the players we were concerned about potentially entering the portal was defensive tackle Sydir Mitchell. The talented sophomore from Oradell, N.J., struggled early in spring camp with his weight and conditioning, perhaps due to some lingering medical issues. However, Mitchell finished the spring strong. He was among a group of Longhorn players thought to be considering the portal. But we are told the 360+ pounder has decided to continue his educational and athletic career at Texas. View full news story
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