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2026 Georgetown OL Kaden Scherer Flips to Texas

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Bang!

Two days, two commits for the Texas Longhorns, both of which coming out of Georgetown High!

Kaden Scherer becomes the latest to join the Texas 2026 class and it comes on the heels of an official visit over the weekend with the Horns.

Scherer, a 6-foot-7, 285-pound offensive line, said he grew up rooting and watching the Longhorns as a kid in Georgetown and when the offer came in, it was a very big deal for him.

Texas adds another offensive lineman to the class. Scherer told me last week Texas was pitching both tackle and guard to him, wanting to see how he would develop and progress physically.

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Robbin Antono

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Boom … another development player

tfoster40

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as Bobby says BOOM!!!!!

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I like him as a prospect. He's a good athlete who can cross-train at multiple positions.

Shmatt

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1 minute ago, Robbin Antono said:

Boom … another development player

I mean all Oline high school prospects should be developmental players…

never want those guys to start as a freshman unless you absolutely have no one better.

horns96

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🤘

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BTW, this makes TWO Williamson County boys who will suit up for Texas!

To that, I say:

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Bunk Moreland

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4 minutes ago, tfoster40 said:

as Bobby says BOOM!!!!!

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Hookem72

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12 minutes ago, Shmatt said:

I mean all Oline high school prospects should be developmental players…

never want those guys to start as a freshman unless you absolutely have no one better.

Cam Williams and Trevor Goosby were both 3 stars.  

Jbro52

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16 minutes ago, Robbin Antono said:

Boom … another development player

Technically every recruit is a developmental player 

G3rberger

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Decided to give Minnesota a break, eh? 

SuperDave0805

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18 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

I like him as a prospect. He's a good athlete who can cross-train at multiple positions.

Hopefully can develope into a good tackle for us 

.45s

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I think he will be good for the team GPA too.

TexShoe

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what's the catch?

FootLaw

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27 minutes ago, Robbin Antono said:

Boom … another development player

That's 90%+ of all high school OL recruits lol

Hookem72

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Who was the last rod grader guard we recruited?  DJ?  Is Robertson going to be like DJ?  Seems like we target tackles and don’t get a lot of interior guys, but maybe I am missing something on the recruiting news.

Robbin Antono

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25 minutes ago, Shmatt said:

I mean all Oline high school prospects should be developmental players…

never want those guys to start as a freshman unless you absolutely have no one better.

Agree, I meant it in a good way, couple of years, he could be a good tackle

Robert Gilbert

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27 minutes ago, Robbin Antono said:

Boom … another development player

I understand what you are saying but the number of incoming freshmen who are college ready on day one is probably one or two a year per class. The number of OL is one every few years. 
Congrats to him and his family. It is and should a very special day for him. 

TexShoe

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@CJ Vogel, any reason why you didn't mention from which school we flipped him from?

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4 minutes ago, TexShoe said:

@CJ Vogel, any reason why you didn't mention from which school we flipped him from?

Yeah was trying to type and post while on the winning drive, my saved draft didn’t save. Was rushed  

He flipped from Stanford. 

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17 minutes ago, TexShoe said:

what's the catch?

For what 

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Scherer is a heck of an athlete. Wanted to play tight end and defensive end in high school but kept growing and was convinced to give tackle a try.  Turned out to be a pretty good decision. 

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