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Texas A&M hosted a talented group of prospects this weekend for a smaller, intimate junior day of their own. A good number of those prospects were in Austin last week and will be competitive recruitments moving forward.

A quick rundown of the A&M visitors this weekend:

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• RB Jordon Davison
• WR Ashton Ansley
• WR Tanook Hines
• WR Kelshaun Johnson
• OL Tyler Thomas
• OL Ty Haywood
• OL Lamont Rogers
• OL Ryan Fodje
• OL Jonte Newman
• DL Xavier Ukponu
• LB Elijah Bo Barnes
• LB Kelvion Riggins - Committed to A&M
• CB Caleb Chester
• S Deyjohn Pettaway - Committed to A&M
• ATH Michael Terry III

A couple of familiar names here.

The big one to me is Elijah Bo Barnes out of Dallas Skyline. Texas is heavily pursuing the talented linebacker and recently were able to see him three times in the past week. 

Ashton Ansley, Tyler Thomas and Xavier Ukponu were on campus last week as well.

Texas offered Michael Terry III last weekend on the junior day. He immediately mentioned a top three of TCU, Texas Tech and Texas.

Lamont Rogers is a big name to keep an eye on. Also on the offensive line are a pair of Bridgeland offensive linemen – Jonte Newman and Ryan Fodje. Texas offered Fodje last weekend on the trip to Austin. The pair will take visits together, also headed to Houston next weekend.

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Oklahoma had a busy weekend as well. Similarly to A&M, a bit smaller of a visit day compared to Texas' a week ago.

• WR Emmanuel Choice
• DL Landon Rink
• EDGE Max Granville
• LB Jonah Williams
• CB Cobey Sellers 

Jonah Williams is the biggest name here. He was unable to make it to Austin a week ago, however Oklahoma does a fine job here to get him up to Norman. Texas' chances are taking a hit the longer it takes to get him back to Austin.

Landon Rink of course is a familiar name in the 2025 class. Lancaster's Emmanuel Choice is going to be a big name as well. The 6-foot-4 wide receiver has really begun popping in the recruiting world and Oklahoma is confident in their pursuit of the playmaker.

Texas hosted Cobey Sellers last weekend as well, though similarly to Choice, the Sooners feel good about where they sit for the Shadow Creek cornerback.

After entering the transfer portal, Muhammad visited Texas 10 days ago. A day later, he visited Alabama.

Of note, the Horns did not promise Muhammad a starting role. The Horns return two starters in Terrance Brooks and Manny Muhammad.

From the Oregon State Football website:

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Brandon Huppert is in his first season as a defensive quality control analyst at Oregon State. He came to Corvallis from Washington, where he most recently served as the program’s director of development from 2020-22.

That stint was his second with the Huskies after serving as a defensive quality control analyst from 2013-17. 
    
Between stints in Seattle, he served as the defensive line coach at UC Davis for three seasons. The Aggies, under his tutelage, broke the program’s single-season record for sacks with 37, surpassing previous record by a double-digit margin.
    
Huppert began his collegiate career at Boise State before transferring to the Huskies. He played in 15 games for UW.

FOOTBALL STAFF HISTORY
2023 Oregon State, defensive quality control analyst; 2013-17 Washington, defensive quality control; 2017-20 UC Davis, defensive line coach; 2020-22 Washington, director of player development

DeCamillis helped special teams coordinator Jeff Banks architect one of the best special teams units the Longhorns have produced in decades.

Sarkisian will be visiting Texas High, home of 2026 RB Tradarian Ball and 2025 DB Xavier Skowron.

The Texas head coach will also be making a stop by Pleasant Grove to see newest Longhorn commit 2025 EDGE Lance Jackson and stopping by with HC Josh Gibson who joined us on Coffee & Football on Monday.