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Texas Offers 2025 Tight End From Kansas

Last night the Longhorns offered 2025 tight end Linkon Cure.  The 6-foot-6, 220-pounder, who hails from Goodland, Kan., was offered by Jeff Banks.

Cure is considered to be one of the top tight ends in the country and is a four-star prospect by all recruiting services. He holds offers from many schools, including Michigan, Oregon, Notre Dame, USC, Oklahoma, Ole Miss and more. 

This past season, he caught 42 passes for 946 yards and 14 touchdowns.

A multi-sport athlete, Cure also plays basketball and runs track. He ran a 22.45 in the 200, 14.85 in the 110m hurdles, 39.32 in the 300m hurdles (state champion) and 6-2 in the high jump. 

 

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Glass Joe

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I strongly suggest that @Gerry Hamilton make the drive to Goodland, KS to do some in-person scouting.  Just look up where Goodland is on Google maps and let me know whatcha think 😀.

Red Five

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If I remember my history correctly, I'm pretty sure that's where Superman's ship crashed when he was a baby.

Cisco Diaz

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That’s interesting. How often does Texas go into Kansas for a recruit? Pretty cool. 

taxsaver

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lol...he's a great prospect no doubt...but the "lol" is for his competition...

Robert Gilbert

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Looks very athletic (his sub 40 in the 300s is very good for someone who is 6’6”) but his level of competition is very questionable. However, if Banks and Sark want him , then he is a take. 

Would be great if we can get a visit from this guy. Type of te that Georgia usually gets though they already have the top guy committed this year.

Ace Recruiter

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Goodland, KS- Home of the world's largest easel. There has to be some great roadside beef jerky on the way, Gerry!

LonghornInOmaha

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The weather is surprisingly mild in Goodland, Kansas.  Side note, the late Husker QB Brook Berringer was from there.  

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