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Texas is on a roll with its 2027 class, and certainly isn't done given that we are only a handful of days into the month of July. Should the Longhorns bat a thousand moving on remaining prospects RB Landen Williams-Callis and WR Monshun Sales, the Horns will have put together one of the most top heavy recruiting classes since Sarkisian took the job. Which, likely means it is the most top heavy class in a decade and a half considering the previous regimes. But wanted to go through the top 20 recruits Texas has signed each year, based off of the 247Sports Composite rankings. 2022 – #10 DJ Campbell 2023 – #1 Arch Manning, #18 Anthony Hill Jr. 2024 – #18 Colin Simmons 2025 – #10 Jonah Williams, #12 Justus Terry, #18 Kaliq Lockett ... #21 Lance Jackson 2026 – #18 Dia Bell 2027 – #2 John Meredith III*, #6 Easton Royal*, #20 Ismael Camara* * denotes currently committed Longhorns are right in the mix for a top five class at the moment, and the two whales remaining could certainly put them in the conversation for a top two class in the country. Plenty of work to be done until the classes are finalized, but the elite talent that headlines the class is certainly there for this 2027 class.

Perhaps so, but he spoke in absolutes.

That's true, but I think that user was saying out of the big three men's sports (football, basketball, and baseball), baseball has been the most successful of the three historically.

Swimming is our richest tradition sport.

Wow! Just wow, happy birthday murica

@Blake Munroe Any updates on 2B or pitchers? Anything new on Paz? I assume he’s leaning ATM but he could be special in Austin with some development. Do you know if we still are pursuing another OF after missing on Laya?? I would assume 2B is the biggest team need at this time. Thanks!! Hook em’!!🤘🏻🤘🏻

found my senior class highlight brings back good memories even though I was out that year….sorry about you’re mustangs @Gerry Hamilton lol any body else have there at class highlights

The program that went 9-21 this year? I think they would agree it’s pretty hard to win year in and year out.

LSU fans laugh at this take

Was easier to get to Omaha back in the day. Was not easier to win it . Fewer elite programs but Okie Lite, Miss State, Miami , Clemson, and who ever came from West Coast , Fullerton, USC etc were tough outs.

Yes. Like most, I believe Goosby can secure a 1st round spot, maybe top 10. Goosby is obviously expected to go pro after this season. After this season, Siani and Baker could go pro. But..... Siani could comeback to move back to LT to elevate his draft stock from maybe round 3/4 to round 1/2 (potentially $+10MM difference). Baker has guard height and tackle wingspan. Baker will make his case for guard this year. Baker has already shown he can pass block at RT. Based on what I've read, Baker is likely in good position to enter the NFL draft in 2027 as a combo OL but it's possible Baker comes back to further improve his draft stock and solidify his preferred position. Camara could get on the field at LT, RT or OG in year 1. Physically Camara is ready to play in year 1 since he is already 6-6 330+lbs with 3 reps x 705lbs squat. No predictions but I would like to see... 2027 OL: LT Siani and RT Camara But no problem if Camara played LG to allow Baker to play RT. I just want to see Camara on the field in year 1. FRENCH FREAK to TEXAS, thrilled with this HUUUUGE recruiting win!

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Gus won it twice in 29 years. Augie won it twice in 20 years. Both in a completely different era of baseball where it was EASIER to win because there were not as many competitive teams or programs who cared about baseball. So it’s great they fully expected to win it every year. They didn’t do in 45 of the 49 years. Insinuating Texas doesn’t want or expect to win every time they step in the field is just some form of message board fan fiction.

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Schloss just finished year 2. Augie got to Texas in 1997. Won 1st title in 2002. Gus got to Texas in 1968. Won his first in 1975. Jeff didn't say getting there was enough. He said they have enough talent to get back. Anyone outside Norman expect ou to win this year? Once in Omaha, all bets are off.

Have to get to Omaha first to win it

I agree with you. Any Punch talk being too short to be effective in the SEC is complete hogwash and lack of research. Collin Murray-Boyles at South Carolina/NBA 1st rounder is 6-7, 245. Punch has physicality and skill combo at his position, and plays both ends. He went for 22 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.5 blocks in two games vs. Budinga/Tiller at Kansas. 10, 8 and 2 blocks vs. Arizona frontline. The Big 12 had terrific bigs in the conference in 2025-26, on multiple teams. And Punch was having to log a lot of minutes playing against 5's. Punch averaged 13, 6, 2.3 assists, 1.7 blocks and 1.4 steals in Big 12 play ... in what was a terrific conference. I would take that right now in SEC play in 2026-27, no questions asked. If he improves 4-5% from the FT line, that ppg jumps to 14.5'ish.

This is good news for any fans that think Punch is too short to be an effective PF in the SEC. He put up this stat line against arguably the best frontcourt in college basketball. Now he's gets to play with a better C in the 7-foot Vokietaitis. Those two regular season matchups between Texas and Florida will be fun to watch. I put the Punch-Vokietaitis frontcourt duo up against any frontcourt duo in the country.

Congratulations 🎉

I'll see what I can do

Congratulations! I hope life gives you lots of wonderful moments and memories with both your wife and little princesses!