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This afternoon Texas extended an offer to 2026 QB/ATH Keisean Henderson of Legacy the School of Sport Sciences in Spring.  At 6-2, 180 pounds, the four-star prospect can play both QB and WR. As a sophomore, Henderson passes for 2,025 yards, 28 TD and just four interceptions. Oregon, Texas A&M, Miami, Texas Tech, Penn State, TCU and more have offered as well.

The Longhorns have joined many other schools in offering 6-5, 300-pound defensive tackle Josiah Sharma out of Folsom, Calif. Linebackers coach Johnny Nansen stopped by Folsom High School to see Sharma and offered while there. Alabama, Washington, Ole Miss, USC, Arkansas and California are some of Sharma's early offers.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and running backs coach Tashard Choice made a stop at North Crowley within the last hour.    Texas offered 2025 LB Jonathan Cunningham. The 6-foot-3, 195-pounder possesses high-end instincts, arm length and ability to pursue the ball sideline to sideline. 

Wanted to compile a list of where the Texas coaching staff was going to be on the recruiting trail this afternoon.  Of course, new stops will be highlighted in the comments, but an overview of where we have seen the Texas coaches stop thus far. *** Steve Sarkisian • Mansfield Timberview HS – 2025 DL Dilan Battle • Lewisville HS – 2025 OL Michael Fasusi • North Crowley – 2025 LB Jonathan Cunningham • North Crowley – 2026 OL John Turntine   Tashard Choi

5-star Michael Fasusi meets with Texas coaches Texas offensive line coach Kyle Flood stopped by Lewisville (Texas) High to see 5-star left tackle Michael Fasusi. Steve Sarkisian and Tashard Choice were also by Lewisville High. The conversation with Fasusi and his father were considered positive for the Longhorns. The weekend of June 28-30 is already beginning to set up as the big official visit weekend for Texas, which will be the final official visit for a number of prospects prior to anno

Texas Director of Player Personnel Billy Glasscock has reportedly accepted the General Manager's role at Ole Miss for Rebels' coach Lane Kiffin. Glassclock, a successsful former recruiting coordinator and player personnel head for both Minnesota and North Carolina State, was one of Steve Sarkisian's first hires in Austin. Glasscock helped oversee three consecutive top three recruiting classes for the Longhorns. I am told to expect to see some restructuring in the Texas personnel d

We have been closely monitoring the whereabouts of new Texas defensive line coach Kenny Baker since his addition to the staff.  Today marks day three of Coach Baker being out on the trail, in the state of Texas, to see 2025 targets as a Longhorn assistant. So far, here is the tally for where Coach Baker has stopped. Tuesday Cy Fair – 2025 DL Landon Rink Randle – 2025 DL Chace Sims  Spring – 2025 DL Lance Guidry Wednesday Katy Paetow – 2025 DL C

The NCAA just picked a fight with the University of Tennessee over NIL. And Tennessee has volunteered for the rest of the country to fight back. The Vols' response? The school president wrote a scathing rebuttal on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the attorney generals of the states of Tennessee and Virginia joined together to sue the NCAA over its NIL policy. The funny thing here is, those attorney generals weren't defending the institutions. No, they were defending the rights of the indiv