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Another day, another congressional deadline that is going to go unheeded. This time, the senate aides finished the proposed bill late last night and asked for an answer by 10am this morning. The response from the SEC and Big 10? We need to have a call with our presidents in the afternoon. It’s a sign of who really holds the cards here. And it’s not Ted Cruz or Maria Cantwell. It’s the SEC and BIG 10 and they’re playing it that way. ** Personally, I don’t like the bill as currently constructed. All it does is cap player costs and create an oversight structure on those player costs while limiting future expansion of the SEC or Big 10. Ther…
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According to a court order, the hearing date for Cole Hutson has been moved to Aug. 10 from Aug. 3. Hutson, who is seeking a fifth year of eligibility, can practice with the team under a TRO against the NCAA. Texas begins fall camp on Aug. 5. It will be interesting to see how all of this transpires but it continues to trend in a positive direction for Hutson and the Horns. View full news story
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THE PERCEPTION - LWC started picking up offers as a 7th grader and is arguably the most popular football player to come out of the Houston area since Vince Young left Houston Madison to go to Austin. To put it into perspective, the first time I saw Williams-Callis play as a sophomore there were grown ass men wearing custom ‘Black Jesus’ (his nickname) shirts in the stands, and those dudes were not his family. - After being put on the gatefold cover of this year’s edition of the magazine, LWC is the first solo high school football player to appear on a cover of Dave Campbell’s Texas Football since Midland Lee’s Cedric Benson in 2000. - LWC is the runaway fav…
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AUSTIN, Texas — Day 2 of camp is in the books and OnTexasFootball staff brings you all the news and notes we were able to gather in the roughly 30-minute media viewing window. CJ’s notes: Health Update: – OG Jaydon Chatman was limited. He was not out completely, nor was he designated with the group of guys who not participating in practice, but he was definitely not a 100% participant. – CB Smoke Matthews – DB Yaheim Riley – CB Wardell Mack – OL Kaden Scherer (torn ACL) – was at practice with a helmet on, but not moving around. Offensive Line: – With Jaydon Chatman dinged, it was Dylan Sikorski who worked with the first team …
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Texas Tech LHP Samantha Lincoln has committed to Texas, according to her social media pages. The rising junior from Taunton, Mass. appeared in 25 games, with 12 starts in 2026. She registered a 3.47 era and an undefeated 7-0 record. For the year, Lincoln struck out 67 batters. She threw 3.1 innings against Texas in Game 1 of the WCWS Finals, allowing 2 earned runs and striking out one Longhorn. Texas will welcome back legendary Longhorn Teagan Kavan for at least one more season, but has to replace veteran pitcher Citlaly Gutierrez as well as Cambria Salmon, a reserve pitcher, who entered the transfer portal this offseason. Lincoln is the secon…
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You don’t just magically hoist Director’s Cups at the end of the year. Chris Del Conte and his staff work for it. Del Conte and Texas hosts its annual coach’s retreat this week. Almost all Texas head coaches will head about an hour and a half outside of Austin to meet with administrative staff for a strategy session for next school year. Del Conte does this once year. It’s an opportunity for coaches of all sports to mingle and discuss what’s worked, what hasn’t and their needs for the future. If you ever wonder why Del Conte is good at his job, it’s events like these. Getting everybody on the same page and letting the coaches steer the ship in the dire…
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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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Nuggets from Orlando *** Both Texas and Michigan went to a local Orlando theme park Monday morning for a quick get morning with one of the Boys & Girls Clubs here in the area. A player from each team was paired with a youngster from the Boys & Girls club, and in turn they chaperoned the outing for the kids at the amusement park. Texas and Michigan will be back on the practice field this afternoon. Texas' practice will begin at 3:00 p.m. ET. – Will Muschamp is at practice. As noted by our team earlier in the week, the new defensive coordinator is in Orlando with the team, but mostly a bystander as Johnny Nansen runs the defense this w…
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Postgame Press Conference Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian will meet with the media following the Citrus Bowl victory over Michigan. Arch Manning and TyAnthony Smith will speak with the media as well. View full news story
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Colorado offensive tackle Jordan Seaton announced his intentions to enter the transfer portal yesterday. Texas is expected to be among those who pursue him. But Texas can not do that quite yet because he is not *officially* in the portal. Colorado has up to two days to negotiate with Seaton before putting his name into the portal. Why do those two days matter? As we’ve come to see during this portal cycle, teams often don’t let their best players just walk. I’m not only talking about the Michigan OL duo or Florida edge Jayden Woods. Case in point: Ole Miss OL Delano Townsend who announced this morning his return to the Rebels. So before …
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Which Longhorns are Facing a Make Or Break Spring? *** This has often been a conversation shared on shows over the last couple of days, and I wanted to bring it over to the site as well for further discussions. There will be plenty of eyes on the Texas spring football practice for many reasons. Probably too many to list. But one of the conversation topics that may be rather bitter is the guys on the fringe this spring. Guys who desperately need a good showing to get into the rotation in year two, and to avoid the possibility of being passed up by portal players next winter or recruits in the 2027 class. Of course, we are looking are projecting much fur…
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Three quick notes: 1. We are told that junior defensive lineman Maraad Watson, who transferred from Syracuse a year ago, is having an excellent and consistent winter workout session. At this point, coaches will be surprised if he doesn't have a significantly better and more impactful second season in Austin than his first one. 2. I neglected to mention one freshman over the weekend who we are hearing positive comments about. It's Boulder, Colo., product Toray Davis. Davis is working at safety and early reports are promising. Davis has shown good speed, size and athleticism in workouts we are told. 3. Another note: In Sunday's article, I mentioned Hayward Ho…
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Proposed Rule Changes for the 2026 Season *** Division I football leaders are considering several rule changes for the 2026 season, highlighted by a proposed overhaul of the targeting penalty structure on a one-year trial basis. NCAA PR released an article on Thursday emphasizing the proposed rules and what the changes would be. All rules proposed would be a one-year trial rule. *** Proposed Targeting Changes (2026 One-Year Trial) First targeting offense (any half): Player would be disqualified from the game but allowed to play in the next game. Second targeting offense (same season): Player would miss the first half of the next game…
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Some more notes I’ve picked up over the weekend: 1. Just nine practices in, and Bo Mascoe is already considered a lynchpin of the secondary. He’s been that good and that consistent. He is currently CB No. 1 with the clear versatility to play NB if Will Muschamp and Blake Gideon opt for that route. 2. I was told Derrek Cooper is the one freshman who everybody knows will play in 2026. There will be other freshmen join him for sure. But he’s the one where it is already extremely evident. 3. The kicking and punting duties look like they are both going to the portal transfers, Gianni Spetic and Mac Chiumento. Freshman Mikey Bukauskas has been impressive at …
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CBS Sports published its first 2027 NFL Mock Draft, and three Longhorns are among the first six picks and four in the first 10. Overall, CBS projects UT to have five first round selections. Here's a look. If you want see the full first round mock, CLICK HERE. 1.) Arch Manning -- New York Jets What CBS Sports said: "After a turbulent start to his first full season as a starter, Manning helped guide Texas to a 4-1 finish, including three wins over ranked opponents, while flashing athleticism as a runner that adds another layer to his profile. Despite the last name and pedigree, he'll need to sustain that late-season momentum to separate from a crowded…
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2027 Recruiting: Battle lines are drawn The Texas staff has wrapped up the spring evaluation period, and now all eyes turn to June official visits. Obviously, there are conversations with from an NIL perspective with agents on a near daily basis leading into official visits with Texas beginning to apply more of a full court press on a number of prospects headed into June. This isn't every prospect strongly under consideration or scheduled to visit next month, but a look at where many of the battle lines are drawn. Monshun Sales, WR, Indianapolis (In.) Lawrence North The battle: Indiana vs. Texas and Alabama Texas OV: June 19-21 Briceson Thrower…
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What Are the Lines Looking Like for the 2026 Season *** Perhaps the only thing higher than the expectations for the Horns in 2026 is the talent level on the roster going into the summer months. Whether it is ESPN's SP+, Las Vegas' win total projections or the overall vibe around the facility and city of Austin, folks are excited. But it extends beyond just the team itself. Quarterback Arch Manning is on the short list of favorites for the Heisman trophy and Colin Simmons is in the running for the best defensive player in the country. So just how high are those expectations for the Horns? A quick look into the betting odds for the Texas Longhorns, Arch …
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For this week’s OTF Sideline Debate, the topic is: if this one word defines Texas football this fall, the Longhorns should reach their goals. Take a look at our answers! Bobby Burton — Manning Manning. I know that’s a proper noun but it’s also the proper answer. I think Texas will be good enough to win every game on the schedule if Arch Manning plays at a high level, particularly in key moments. Gerry Hamilton — Discipline Even Steve Sarkisian commented in a group of Texas fans that they need to cut out the “dumb ass penalties”. There is no way Texas can accomplish what they want to this season if they are anywhere close to last season in term…
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Briceson Thrower announcement thread North Forney wide receiver and long-time top in-state target for Chris Jackson is scheduled to announce his decision tonight at around 7 pm CT. The 6-foot-3, 185-pounder is deciding out of Texas and Illinois with the Longhorns the trending team. Texas A&M and Texas Tech will have a hat on the table. Thrower was offered by Texas June 1, 2025 after a standout camp performance. Since that time, Chris Jackson has recruited Thrower harder than any wide receiver in Texas in the 2027 cycle. The DFW area prospect and OTF 4-star+ ranked prospect saw his recruitment go to another level as a junior. He was offered by Ge…
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Steve Sarkisian will be on the hunt for yet another assistant coach. Terry Joseph will be leaving the Longhorns to take a job with the New Orleans Saints OTF can confirm, first reported by Anwar Richardson. It was announced late last week that Joseph would be making the jump from corners coach to defensive pass game coordinator and safeties coach after Texas brought in Mark Orphey from Rutgers to coach cornerbacks. Joseph played a large role in the development of 2024 Thorpe Award winner Jahdae Barron and helped produce Ryan Watts into an NFL Draft pick as well. View full news story
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Some notes from CDC’s Wednesday night town hall. - The new indoor facility looks…. unbelievable. Shooting to open in June of 2026. - The cost of season tickets are rising $80 per ticket from a year ago. That’s an increase of $13 per game. Season ticket renewals were beginning to be sent out late last night. - New scholarship numbers are being put into place in recognition of the expected approval of the House Settlement. I’ve attached pictures of those below. - Football will stay at 85 scholarships even though they have a roster of up to 105. - Parking at baseball games has become a hot topic. A parking garage formerly utilized primarily for baseb…
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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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5-star basketball official visitor on campus OTF has learned that 5-star shooting guard Matthew Able (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Sagemont Prep) is currently on an official visit to Texas. The 6-foot-5.5 explosive guard was released from his letter of intent to Miami February 28. He has made recent official visits to Stanford and N.C. State. OTF will have more on this in the coming days. View full news story
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The Longhorns are back on the practice field today. Some news and notes based on what we’ve heard: - Even though Ryan Wingo and DeAndre Moore have been sidelined for spring, don’t think they’re taking camp off. I’m told the duo, along with Manny Muhammad, have been working overtime watching film. Muhammad is somewhat famous for how much film he takes in. Moore and Wingo seem to be doing the same this off-season, including all three watching film together to give each other a view of what the two sides of the ball are seeing and reacting to. - One of the early surprises of spring had been Zina Umeozulu. As we reported on Tuesday, Zina suffered a thumb injury…
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Time for some news and notes (a lot of it on the freshmen): - KJ Lacey continues to look the part of a future starter at the D-I level. Lacey has a good presence, delivers the ball on time and has some escapability to him. He does not have the arm strength of Arch Manning or Trey Owens, but he has some wily-ness that makes him difficult to defend at times. - James Simon is ahead of Ricky Stewart of the two freshman RBs. Christian Clark is still running third team behind Tre Wisner and Jerrick Gibson. Some are saying Gibson’s body is leaning out some this spring, which is giving him a little more bounce in his step. - Parker Livingstone is the team’s go-to r…
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