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- Today’s practice was described as being on the lighter side, in the sense that there wasn’t much tackling/going to the ground. - Two areas of emphasis today, offensively, was the running game and working on screens. - There wasn’t a ton of action for the WRs today through the air. The running backs and tight ends were clearly the focal point. - I’m told the most impressive group on the offense today was the tight ends. - Jack Endries had a great day of practice and was the first name mentioned to me. - The most impressive play of the day came on a touchdown reception to Nick Townsend by way of KJ Lacey. It was described as a “sick catch.” …
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Stanford edge prospect David Bailey began his visit to Texas yesterday. That visit concludes later today. Bailey already visited Texas Tech earlier this week. Among a host of other suitors, UCLA may also get an official visit. As we’ve mentioned previously, Texas views Bailey as an elite player. After all, he was the best player on the Stanford team in 2024. He recorded seven sacks even though opposing teams knew he was really the Cardinal’s only defensive threat much of the season. Tech has been aggressive this cycle when it comes to NIL, so the Red Raiders are seen as a true threat. But the hope is that the higher profile and long-term success of Tex…
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Texas 2026 Recruiting: Defensive linemen to know The Texas Longhorns signed three tremendous defensive line prospects in the 2025 class. Now looking ahead to 2026, Texas is need of a three or four man class to fully replenish the future of the position in the SEC. OnTexasFootball is on 2026 offer watch this week, particularly on the defensive line. OTF believes the Longhorns are close to offering one in-state fast rising junior interior prospect, and one from out of state. This morning, we take a look at the early names to know on the defensive interior for the 2026 cycle: Offer watch prospects... Jaimeon Winfield, Richardson (Texas) High 6-4, 29…
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All sights are on the Clemson Tigers this week. Texas has been on the practice field resuming their normal practice schedule with the first round of the College Football Playoff looming this weekend. A couple of quick practice nuggets for the Longhorns. *** – The Longhorns have practiced at 3:00 p.m. each day this week. Of course, that is the time of kickoff at DKR this Saturday for the Clemson matchup. I look back to the spring where Steve Sarkisian would switch up location and practice start time to break the monotony of practice, well this is the opposite essentially. Texas practiced a day at the Denius Fields this week as the field at DKR unde…
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A unanimous vote has passed the long-awaited age based eligiblity model for the future of collegiate athletics. Student athletes will now have five years of eligibility, with redshirts and extensions now obsolete. - Five years of eligibility, no redshirts or extensions The clock for eligibility begins at 19 years old or college enrollment, whichever comes earlier. The only exemptions will be exemptions for pregnancy, military, or religious mission trips. View full news story
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Texas hosted approximately 100 high school underclassmen at their Elite Camp yesterday. About 20 of them walked away with a scholarship offer. We’ve compiled a complete list that we’ll be publishing in an hour or so for those interested. It was a heavy mix of in-state and out-of-state prospects. ** One thing to know: Texas did not offer any new quarterbacks immediately following the camp. While a new offer might be made in the week to come, right now it appears Texas is laser focused on Neimann Lawrence, the 6-1, 205-pound right-hander from American Heritage High School in South Florida. Lawrence attended yesterday’s camp and looked really go…
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I was perhaps skeptical of the turnout for this game with the holiday and the students on break, plus Westlake and Vandegrift in the Texas HS State Championship in Dallas. But it is absolutely packed at DKR. Stadium is as raucous and excited as I have seen for a game this year with Georgia being maybe the lone exception. *** 1st Quarter Clemson will receive the opening kickoff. Lefau and Hill to start the game. Clemson starts out with six consecutive drop backs to open the game and has relative success in doing so. Slants and rollouts, nothing that has provided the Texas pass rush an opportunity to get after Klubnik. This has been an im…
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2026 Petal (Ms.) DL Corey Wells Joins Texas Class Another one in the boat! Texas lands 2026 Petal High (Ms.) DL Corey Wells following his official visit this weekend in Austin. Wells, a 6-foot-5-inch, 300-pound interior defensive lineman joins Dylan Berymon as the two defensive linemen in the 2026 class, both of which joining the Texas class in the last 48 hours. It was pretty evident when speaking with Wells following his official visit on Sunday that the trip moved him quite a bit. Now, the decision comes and the Longhorns reap the rewards of their recruiting efforts with the big defensive lineman out of the Mississippi. The Longhorns earn a com…
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Recruiting Board 1.0: 2026 The Texas Longhorns top target and recruiting board is taking shape with the staff complete. With that said, there are new offers are being made at corner, EDGE and potentially at running back and safety. With spring unofficial visit season upon us prior to the spring evaluation period (begins April 15), OnTexasFootball provides a look at Recruiting Board 1.0 with the understanding there will be a few names added and subtracted over the next couple of months. Quarterback (1)... Dia Bell, QB, Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Running back (2) ... Ezavier Crowell, R…
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Recruiting Tuesday: John Meredith III + three big time WR's DFW, Texas - OnTexasFootball was out and about at schools in the Metroplex on Monday seeing a number of Texas targets. Two of the stops I will hit on this morning, with impactful intel gathered. Those two stops I'm hitting on this morning couldn't be further apart - North Crowley and North Forney. We will begin with the athletic period stop at North Crowley. John Meredith III The 5-star cornerback visited Texas last week, and the visit certainly helped the Longhorns despite Steve Sarkisian not being part of that visit. Meredith III said Sarkisian was in "quarantine". Meredith III spent plenty o…
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We expected Vodney Cleveland, the defensive tackle from Birmingham, to announce for the Longhorns on Saturday. He left Austin a week ago Sunday knowing that he would eventually pledge to Texas. It’s a big addition for the Horns at defensive tackle. But the commitment of Richard Wesley, the five star defensive end from Los Angeles, took us all by surprise on Sunday afternoon. We knew Wesley liked the Longhorns and his family had Texas ties, despite a prior commitment to Oregon. However, we didn’t know he was on the brink of committing. In a matter of 24 hours, Texas added two blue chip prospects to a defensive line class that could be shaping up as the …
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A couple of nuggets I wanted to share as the team exits from the practice field on Thursday ahead of Kentucky coming to town for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff on Saturday. *** Steve Sarkisian spoke with media Thursday morning to which he dropped that Tuesday and Wednesday's practices were "feisty" and physical. Physical is a typical description used from head football coaches, but feisty is not. You can put two and two together on what that might entail, but according to Steve Sarkisian, the feistiness displayed in the practice sessions was something he enjoyed seeing. “In a weird way, I kind of enjoyed it," Sarkisian said. "In November, for so many teams it ca…
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Here is what I know about this Texas football team: 1. The defense is as good as I have seen from any Texas football team in my life. 2. Quinn Ewers is a guy you can win with, but not because of. 3. The inconsistencies with the Texas OL/Run game will be the ultimate downfall of this team and its push for a National Championship. Of course, I will explain what I mean with all of these points coming up, but I will say this. That was not a good loss for Steve Sarkisian and Texas. If you want to take the next step and become one of them ones – and I mean the ultimate elite in the game (Smart’s, Saban’s, etc), that was a game you had to win. T…
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Texas Fall Roster Update **** The Texas fall roster updated this morning with the additions from the summer now represented. Additionally, heights and weights for several guys were updated as well. A couple of takeaways from the latest roster: – For those wondering, Cole Hutson was not listed on the roster. Still in the process of gaining clearance in his return to college football. – Additionally, QB Arch Manning is listed at 222 pounds on the current roster update. While at the Manning Passing Academy, Arch said he had clocked in at 235 pounds while recovering from his – Projected offensive line height & weights: LT Trevor Goos…
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I listened to Mike Elko and Marcel Reed today. And I talked at length with Billy Liucci. On paper, I think the Aggie schedule is conducive to a 9- or 10-win season. It’s about as easy as you’ll find in the SEC. Do the Aggies have the horses to pull it off? They’ll be good enough on defense. Elko did well in the portal and he figures to manufacture QB pressure as well any coach in the conference. I’m buying what the Aggies are selling on defense. The consternation, however, comes on the other side of the ball, where A&M has a green play-caller and a patchwork OL. It feels like Elko almost talked himself into hiring Holmon Wiggins as OC so Wiggins wo…
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Week 15 College Football thread is all about conference championships! Friday Mountain West Conference UNLV (10-2) at Boise State (11-1) at 7pm American Athletic Conference Tulane (9-3) at Army (10-1) at 7pm Saturday Dr. Pepper Big 12 Championship Iowa State (10-2) vs. Arizona State (10-20 at AT&T Stadium in Dallas at 11 am on FOX SEC Championship Georgia (10-2) vs. Texas (11-1) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta at 3pm on ABC Big Ten Championship Penn State (11-1) vs. Oregon (12-0) at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis at 7 pm on CBS ACC Championship Clemson (9-3) vs. SMU (11-1) at Bank of American Stadium in Cha…
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Wednesday recruiting notes OnTexasFootball provides some recruiting notes to start you guys and gals Wednesday. Two offensive lineman remaining to schedule official visits... Texas currently has eight offensive lineman scheduled for official visits, with one being committed. John Turntine III, OT, Fort Worth (Texas) North Crowley OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Samuel Roseborough, OT, Clearwater (Fla.) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star++ Sam Utu, OT, Orange (Calif.) Lutheran OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star++ Nicolas Robertson, IOL, Klein (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star+ Max Wright, IOL/OT, Melissa (Texas) High #…
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Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer was upgraded to “probable” last night. That decreases the chances of a Longhorn victory IMO. But it simultaneously increases the odds that the Longhorns are going to be pushed to fight as hard as they can on every play. That they’ll play with an unbridled passion and focus. Unfortunately, we haven’t seen a level of consistent focus and passion this year. Maybe this game, maybe Mateer, shakes the cobwebs loose. ** I hope folks realize the indictment of what I wrote above really is. Right now, this team is not playing well on a number of levels. The offensive line looks lost against pressure. The interior defens…
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We’re less than 24 hours from National Signing Day. Texas currently sits at 24 commitments. Defensive lineman Vodney Cleveland is the only pledge who appears poised to choose elsewhere (North Carolina). Meanwhile, Texas is looking to add an elite player or two. The three who appear remaining on the board are OL Brysten Martinez of Honzales, La., OL Malakai Lee of Honolulu, Haw., and DB Toray Davis of Boulder, Colo. Martinez and Lee are currently committed elsewhere, LSU and Michigan, respectively. Davis is expected to come down to Texas and Washington. ** Offensive linemen don’t have many stats, so I’ll give you those of Davis. His produ…
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Daily Dose of Sunshine *** I often try to leave these pure sunshine level articles in the drafts. In fact, I can't guarantee we see an article like this again before the season begins. But given the news of Western Kentucky transfer OL Laurence Seymore's eligibility approval on Wednesday, it is worth taking a look at the projected starting lineup for the Longhorns in the fall. As I went on with the research for this piece, I could not help but change the name and the entire tone of the article. This is a darn good offense on paper. The 2026 offense has what it needs to be the best in the Steve Sarkisian era. *** QB Arch Manning Stats…
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SEC Tournament: Texas vs. Vanderbilt Game Thread Texas will play in the first round of the SEC Tournament this afternoon with the postseason on the line. The Longhorns are on the outside looking in of the NCAA Tournament field of 68, making today a must win game to have a chance to be a play-in team. No. 13 seed Texas takes on No. 12 seed Vanderbilt with the Longhorns looking to bounce back from a brutal loss to Oklahoma in Austin Saturday. The Longhorns will enter today's game with the entire roster available for the first time in weeks per the SEC Student-Athlete Availability report. That means Chendall Weaver is available for Texas today. The Commodores…
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I mentioned earlier that safety Derrick Williams is still not “fully” back although he has been practicing some. One player who has been full-go this week is receiver Ryan Wingo. Wingo was held out for a lot of spring on a precautionary basis. His hamstring tightened and Texas just didn’t want to risk it, preferring to give it full time to resolve. Well, it’s resolved and Wingo has been back this week. Additionally, we are told that receiver DeAndre Moore is also suited out for practice. But he is not doing many live drills or 7-on-7 work following his off-season toe surgery. Sark understandably continues to err on the side of caution with key players and i…
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Many Texas fans believe that the Longhorns should weasel out of its deal to host Ohio State and Michigan over the next two football seasons. The thinking goes, the removal of those two games would give the Horns an easier path to the playoffs. While other teams load up on lightweight non-conference opponents, why should Texas have to play national powers? Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte even had it mentioned to him at the recent town hall. Yet that decision is actually out of Del Conte’s hands, I am told. As part of the initial negotiations to move early to the SEC from the Big 12, Texas had to switch the order of its home-and-away games w…
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Saturday news and notes: At the softball celebration last night, I came away with a few interesting thoughts. - First, I’ve seen enough of team sports through the years that I feel like I can easily tell when the camraderie of a team is particularly strong and genuine. Watching the players interact last night, when the cameras weren’t on them, felt a little special in that regard. These young women are truly each other’s best friends and support each other in a genuine way. We talk about culture a lot when it comes to sports, the softball team has a winning culture if I’ve ever seen one. It’s special. - My favorite moment of the celebration c…
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The Texas 2025 Class: Where will it go? The Texas Longhorns currently sit at 13 commitments with a handful of prospects scheduled to announce decisions in the next week. The goals attainable for Steve Sarkisian and staff haven't changed, but the road is going to be more winding to December than anticipated in June. OnTexasFootball takes a look at what is still in front of the Longhorns, not counting any prospects committed elsewhere the staff will continue to pursue. Texas commitments K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star James Simon, RB, Shreveport (La.) Calvary Baptist #AllGasNoBrakes OnT…
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