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Brandon Harris on the Recruiting Trail

By CJ Vogel

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While Texas looks for its new defensive line coach, Steve Sarkisian has elevated Texas' Director of Recruiting, Brandon Harris to the 10-man coaching staff to allow him to get on the road to recruit.

Harris was out in Louisiana Tuesday afternoon, checking in on a pair of powerhouses in the area.

First stop was at Westgate High School, home to 2025 CB Jaboree Antoine and former home of Texas S Derek Williams. 

Soon thereafter, Harris made the trip to University Lab, home to 2025 LB Keylan Moses (LSU commit) and the No. 2 overall player in the 2026 class, OT Lamar Brown.

 

 

 

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    Bobby Burton

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    3 hours ago, Baron said:

    Is recruiting University Lab even worthwhile? How many have strayed from LSU? 😄

    Malcolm Roach is from Baton Rouge. It’s rare but it happens.

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    Bobby Burton

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    3 hours ago, Robert Gilbert said:

    Bobby, might Sark move Nansen to DL coach and go find another LB coach? Which is move difficult to find, a great DL coach or a great LB coach? 

    It’s possible. I don’t think it’s his preferred route though.

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    AusMOJO

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    Brandon Harris seems like a good dude. Wouldn't be surprised to see him getting an on field position somewhere in the next few years. Plus kids seem to love him on the recruiting trail. 

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    Tex Pete

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    8 hours ago, CJ Vogel said:

     

     

    University Lab’s Hall of Champions has more trophies in it than Texas A&M’s. 
     

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