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  1. Snap Counts for Texas in the Win Over Vanderbilt *** Defensive Snap Counts Out of 68 total snaps. 61 – Xavier Filsaime 58 – Derek Williams Jr. 56 – Graceson Littleton, Anthony Hill Jr. 48 – Trey Moore 47 – Malik Muhammad 44 – Colin Simmons 42 – Jaylon Guilbeau 40 – Ethan Burke 39 – TyAnthony Smith 29 – Alex January 27 – Brad Spence 26 – Hero Kanu 23 – Liona Lefau 22 – Maraad Watson 19 – Kade Phillips 16 – Warren Roberson, Cole Brevard 15 – Lance Jackson 12 – Kobe Black 11 – Jelani McDonald, Travis Shaw 8 – Zina Umeozulu 7 – Jonah W…

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  2. Sarkisian Hitched His Wagon 11 Personnel, But Will He Keep Pulling Moving Forward? Texas is coming off of their best offensive performance of the season against Vanderbilt. The Longhorns scored on six of their first seven possessions against a Vanderbilt defense that was top 20 in sacks, tackles for loss and in run defense. But it didn't matter on Saturday. The lone possession Texas did not find points on among the first seven drives was due to the half ending after 10 seconds. So what changed? Of course the insertion of Cole Hutson back into the lineup at left guard played a key role. Texas did not allow a sack, and only one snap went for negati…

  3. Best Class Scenario 2026: New targets in play The Texas Longhorns staff has been on the road the last two weeks seeing top 2026 targets, and that means making new offers. With the fresh offers, that means more new targets are emerging for the Horns in the cycle. Texas currently has two commitments in the class, with the class expected to be 24-26 by December. The latest Best Class Scenario is truly that - what OnTexasFootball believes is the unicorn level class. There are 31 prospects on the list. Quarterback (1) Dia Bell, Plantation (Fla.) American Heritage #AllGasNoBrakes Height & weight: 6-2, 195 OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Running…

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  4. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Just an FYI I’m being told that Texas has rescheduled its original practice from Friday to a scrimmage later tonight. It will allow players to have a long weekend for Easter. View full news story

  5. Monday Morning Recruiting Nuggets The Texas Longhorns coaching staff is on the road to close out the spring evaluation period this week prior to Elite Camp June 1. Texas continues to have optimal momentum on the recruiting trail leading for a number of top targets in 2025, including along I-20 in DFW. OnTexasFootball provides a few recruiting nuggets to get the week started. Nick Brooks and Texas Texas offensive line coach Kyle Flood is scheduled to be in Cedar Rapids, Ia. one day this week to see 4-star offensive tackle Nick Brooks. Brooks, 6-6 and 350, has been considered a Georgia lean for the entire spring, but Texas has cut into that lead si…

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  6. The Texas Longhorns are expected to add Western Kentucky DL coach Kwahn Drake to the staff in an assistant defensive line coach capacity, per Matt Zenitz. Drake was hired a month ago at WKU after spending three seasons with the Houston Roughnecks and Houston Gamblers of the USFL and UFL leagues. Prior to that, Drake had spent time at Colorado, Memphis, Tulane, Kansas and Eastern Illinois, all in defensive line capacities. The two years at Kansas were spent under Les Miles. Now he is set to join Will Muschamp’s defensive staff in the room Kenny Baker has built into a strength of the team. View full news story

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  7. Texas landed a massive piece to its 2027 class on Friday afternoon as Libertyville (Ill.) tight end Brock Williams, widely viewed as one of the top tight end prospects in America, committed to the Longhorns over Georgia and Ohio State. He announced his choice on the Pat McAfee Show on ESPN. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound prospect is the 11th pledge for UT thus far in the class, and the second tight end joining JT Geraci. Williams visited Texas four times over the last six months. He attended the Longhorns’ home game against Arkansas in November, returned for an unofficial visit on Jan. 24, again in March for a spring practice, and then once again in April. If you wer…

  8. ESPN/ACC analyst Tom Luginbill talks Hollywood Smothers, Rasheem Biles & Melvin Siani Long time ESPN analyst Tom Luginbill spoke with OnTexasFootball Friday on a number of topics, with a focus on a trio of ACC transfers to the Texas program. Luginbill is the led ACC analyst for ESPN, and has seen the trio of 2026 starters for the Longhorns multiple times. Bobby: You do a lot of ACC games for ESPN these days. Gerry was talking about this, and that's one of the reasons we want to have you on, because Texas — and a lot of teams, actually — when they go to the portal, one of the places they stop is the ACC, apparently. I mean, the ACC is getting decimated …

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  9. Couple of Practice Takeaways *** @Jeff Howe, @Rod Babers and myself filmed a quick video on this topic Saturday afternoon, take a look for more of an explanation. *** Couple of takeaways from the secondary following the scrimmage Friday night. – First, freshman CB Samari Matthews came away with an interception. Matthews' name has continued to popup from practice the last week-plus. – Two main themes from the scrimmage: Pre-snap alignment/leverage and communication. The two guys that were singled out to me as main communicators in the back end were Derek Williams Jr. and Jelani McDonald. Of course, that makes sense as your starting safet…

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  10. The transfer portal had been up and running for two days and some change now and yet, it has been all quiet on the portal front so far in Austin, Texas. There have been some solid players enter the portal at positions of need for the Longhorns over the last 48 hours, and yet, there has not been a public announcement made from a portal prospect about an offer or a visit to Texas. Is that surprising? Perhaps. But it mirrors what we saw a year ago with Texas and the portal. Here is a quick reminder of the timeline in which Texas added its 11 portal players from 2023-24. *** 2023-24 Portal Addition Timeline Dec. 4, 2023 – Transfer Portal Opens …

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  11. Started by Bobby Burton,

    Our CJ Vogel is reporting that Bill Norton, the Arizona defensive tackle who put his name in the transfer portal, will visit Texas for the spring game. As we've been reporting for months, Texas is looking for depth at defensive tackle in this portal cycle. If you're looking for a current roster comparison of Norton, it's Vernon Broughton. Norton is athletic and quick, but anchoring against the run is not his strongest suit. Yet, like Broughton, he's big enough to plug holes for multiple plays a game over the ball. With Norton, Texas would add another big body with experience in a major conference who also played for a good defense. It's also important to no…

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  12. "It Just Means More" is the slogan of the SEC. As a conference, it's a wholly accurate assessment. Sports, in the SEC, do mean more, to the fan base, to the culture, to the states, and to the entirety of the universities who are members. Sports competition is part of the very essence of those institutions, just as it is to the University of Texas. Yet amid all of the hoopla yesterday -- and, believe me, it was absolutely fun and fantastic! -- I hope Texas fans and members of the athletic department remain true to a motto that means more to me: What Starts Here Changes The World. While the SEC is a tremendous conference that ups the stakes of not just f…

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  13. No. 3 ranked 2023 recruiting class: It's a hit The No. 3 ranked 2023 recruiting class is set to take full flight on the field this season. The class that was headlined by 5-star's Arch Manning, Anthony Hill Jr. and Cedric Baxter Jr. had nine players running with the one's the first two days of practice, and six running with the two's. That means at least 15 members of the 25 man class have at least a 50-50 shot to be in the two deep when Texas travels to Ohio State. OnTexasFootball takes a look back at the 2023 recruiting class headed into the season. Starters on offense the first two days of practice ... Arch Manning, QB, New Orleans (La.) Isidor…

  14. Texas snapshot depth chart look: January 27 While Texas still has a couple of portal positional needs to fill out the 2026 roster, it's time to take a snapshot look at the possible depth chart with spring practice less than two months away. Some of the positions within the offensive line can move around, and the same goes for the secondary under defensive coordinator Will Muschamp. Offense... QB - Arch Manning, RS-Jr.... K.J. Lacey, RS-Fr.... M.J. Morris, Sr.... Dia Bell, Fr. RB - Hollywood Smothers, Sr... Raleek Brown, Sr... James Simon, So.... Michael Terry III, RS-FR... Derrek Cooper, Fr.... Jett Walker, Fr. WR X- Ryan Wingo, Jr... Kaliq Loc…

  15. Texas basketball adds developmental PG to the fold The Texas Longhorns added another player to the 2026-27 roster. Lithuanian 19-year old 6-foot-4 point guard Mantas Laurencikas committed to Sean Miller and staff Friday adding more depth and size to the backcourt. Laurencikas is seen as a developmental type prospect upon arrival in Austin in June. Year one in the college game is expected to center very largely around development, and practicing against elite guard talent. With Isaiah Johnson, Austin Goosby and Mikey Lewis, he's not expected to push for minutes in year one. The portal additions (to this point): April 11 - Isaiah Johnson, lead guard…

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  16. Updated June Official Visitors List OnTexasFootball currently has 39 prospects with official visit dates locked in for June official visits. Here is the updated list. June 7-9 Kaleb Edwards, TE, El Dorado Hills (Calif.) Oak Ridge OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star Official visit schedule: UCLA May 10-12, Washington May 31-June 2, Texas June 7-9 and Oregon June 21-23 Caleb Chester, CB, Missouri City (Texas) Marshall OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star Official visit schedule: Texas June 7-9, Arkansas June 14-16, Texas A&M June 21-23 Courtland Guillory, DB/S, Houston (Texas) Klein Oak OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star Official visit schedule:…

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  17. The final week of official visits has concluded and the returns continue to file in. While Texas hosted seven members of its 2025 recruiting class, there was plenty of opportunities over the weekend for Texas to continue its good standing with several uncommitted top prospects. *** WR Jaime Ffrench – Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin Battle: Texas, Tennessee, LSU Trending: Texas remains atop the list I felt good about this recruitment coming into the weekend and I feel good about it now. Texas made a massive move in the spring and it is continuing to pay off as Ffrench was given priority treatment on the official visit over the weekend. A decision date…

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  18. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I don’t follow UTSA coach Jeff Traylor enough to know whether or not he typically puffs up his opponents and is prone to extreme hyperbole. Whatever the case may be, Traylor certainly said a mouthful yesterday. ”It’s the best team we’ve ever played since we’ve been here,” Traylor said of the 2024 Longhorns in a forward-looking statement at his press conference. Traylor knows good from bad. Even though his team was lambasted by Texas State last Saturday, he still sports a 40-15 overall record. ** Another of Traylor’s comments also caught my attention. He called Texas an “experienced” team. I was a little surprised by that. Going into…

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  19. Recruiting: Three new offers; another OV locked in In Wednesday's recruiting article, we focused on the 23 new offers the Texas staff had made in the 2026 cycle since January 13. A day later, that number has grown by three as the Longhorns continue the hunt for the best prospects in the state and country in the 2026 cycle. Another Peach State offer ... New EDGE pass rush specialist coach LaAllen Clark is tasked with evaluating and recruiting the EDGE position with assists from Kenny Baker and Pete Kwiatkowski. On Wednesday, Clark extended an offer to one of the top rising EDGE prospects in the Southeast Region. Khamari Brooks (Bogart, Ga./North Oconee) is …

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  20. Texas Longhorns resume and more: Everything on the line the next 7 SEC games The Texas Longhorns handled the last two weeks exactly like what was required. Winning three of four, including three in a row, has positioned the Horns to earn a NCAA Tournament berth with seven games to go. The road to 9-9 to be a lock will not be easy, however. Texas is going to be favored in two of the seven remaining games - vs. LSU and vs. Oklahoma. The other five, Texas will not be the favorite in Las Vegas. Texas currently sits at 6-5. There is one loss 90% guaranteed - Florida. Texas does not match up well with Florida, and the Gators are a much better team. It's college basket…

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  21. Started by Bobby Burton,

    I feel like I'm starting to be a Trey Moore truther. The UTSA transfer has been one of the early standouts in camp. Yesterday, I asked Steve Sarkisian what makes Moore different than perhaps his other edge rushers. "He's twitchy," Sark said. "He has the unique ability to bend. He has an up and under move, a double move, he knows how to switch things up." Sark then described why Moore may be a little special. Sark said Moore knows how to set guys up, how one move earlier in a practice might give him an edge for a different move later in practice. That gamesmanship is part of why Moore will almost assuredly help improve the Texas pass rush in 2024. ** …

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  22. Texas pitched its second largest shutdown in the season opener in school history Saturday afternoon against Colorado State. My five biggest takeaways from the afternoon at DKR. *** 1. Texas Lived Up to Its No. 4 Ranking That was a dominant performance. All around. Texas scored on seven straight possessions and found the end zone on six straight drives in the middle of the game. It was a clinical performance offensively after the first quarter. Texas got all of its playmakers involved, Ewers did a great job of distributing the football and the running backs were running physically between the tackles and making plays in space. The Longhorns were 50% on 3rd d…

  23. Aidan Anding: The latest Texas has not let up in the recruitment of OnTexasFootball 4-star defensive back Aidan Anding (Ruston, La./High). Anding, 5-11 and 175 pounds, made an unofficial visit to LSU last weekend with his mom and two brothers. The same quartet that made two visits to Texas, including an official visit in June. Texas wasted very little time letting Anding know how important he is as a target. Per a source close to the recruitment, head coach Steve Sarkisian spoke with Anding Sunday. And Terry Joseph remains in contact daily. The source also said that Corey Raymond talked to Anding about why the tigers were late in offering. Raymond t…

  24. Hook 'Em! The Texas Longhorns have added to their 2025 recruiting class with the commitment of CB Graceson Littleton out of Wiregrass Ranch HS in Tampa, Florida. Texas swoops in late in this recruitment and made a heck of an impression to pull off the recruiting win over Michigan after Littleton decommitted from Clemson at the beginning of November. At 6-feet, and 180 pounds, Littleton has a wiry frame with superb quickness and change of direction ability. According to the ranking industry, Littleton is a national top 75 prospect as well, adding to the prestige of the current class for Steve Sarkisian and his staff. The Longhorns now have two cornerbac…

  25. With four Texas players running a 4.39 second 40-yard dash or better in the 2025 NFL Draft Combine, Texas is the first program in combine history to have four players run that fast in a single NFL combine this century. Ohio State, Baylor and LSU have had three players run a sub 4.4 40 in previous years. View full news story

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