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    CJ Vogel
    The Texas staff will receive an official visit from 2025 Lovejoy (TX) wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon in the month of June.
    McCutcheon has sporadically been in contact with the Texas staff, though communication has begun to increase over the last month, and as a result, he will officially visit the Longhorns during June 14-16 weekend.
    The top-100 prospect per the 247Sports composite has four officials locked in at the moment: Ohio State May 31, USC June 7, Texas June 14 and Florida State on June 21.
    Winter workouts were a busy time for McCutcheon who received visits from Mike Norvell and Ryan Day in consecutive days. As a result, this to me has the makings of a Ohio State-Florida State battle at the moment. However, there has been plenty of interest in the Longhorns in the past and an official visit to Texas might be able to swing things a bit.
    Of course it certainly does not hurt Texas' chances having former Lovejoy teammate Parker Livingstone in the fold and on roster at the moment as well.
    Bobby Burton
    Of the 31 recruits currently slated to make official visits in June, here is the position breakdown:
    QB - 1
    RB - 1
    WR - 7
    TE - 3
    OL - 7
    DL - 5
    LB - 3
    DB - 4
    The Horns actually have more than 31 official visitors lined up, but 31 is the current public number.
    For example, running back Jordon Davison of Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei and receiver DK Moore of Duncanville are both expected to visit but have yet to announce their specific dates, so they are not included in the total number as yet.
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    How many scholarships will Texas use this year? It depends on roster attrition, some to the NFL and some to the transfer portal.
    A good rule of thumb is to start with the number 20 and work your way up or down from that number based on attrition.
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    The plan for DT recruiting seems pretty clear.
    Cast a much wider net.
    Texas is not only canvassing the state of Texas for the top players, including the most recent offer to Chace Sims of Richmond Randle, but the Horns have put their hook in the water across the entire country.
    The Horns currently have DL offers out to players from: Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Indiana, Tennessee, California, Illinois, Mississippi, Pennsylvania and Maryland, as well as Texas.
    In other words, Steve Sarkisian is making sure that new DL coach Kenny Baker takes a vastly different approach than Bo Davis.
    Gerry Hamilton
    A dozen Texas targets that will be national and rivalry battles 
    The Texas Longhorns will compete in more national recruiting and regional rivalry battles in the 2025 cycle than ever before. Some of that is Texas continuing to expand the national recruiting footprint, and some of it is the top tier national talent in state at several positions. 
    OnTexasFootball looks at a dozen recruiting battles in the 2025 cycle that will cover both scenarios.
    Michael Fasusi, OT, Lewisville (Texas) High 
    The OnTexasFootball 5-star left tackle will be one of the key recruiting battles for Texas in the cycle. Is Fasusi a "must win"? Nope, not with John Turntine III right behind him in the 2026 cycle at the same position. Make no mistake though, Texas wants Fasusi badly. And so does Oklahoma and Texas A&M. And that alone makes for a tremendous recruitment to follow. Texas and Oklahoma is where the decision will likely come from ultimately. They have been the top two for months. The Aggies have ample pressure in the 2025 cycle to win key in-state battles on the offensive line as it's the position in need of the most help in the program. 
    Brandon Brown, DL, Melbourne (Fla.) Eau Gallie
    The OnTexasFootball 4-star and Texas pledge will make the visit rounds nationally with California Power 7v7 program. That includes a Texas visit March 22 prior to a June official visit (14-16). The Longhorns will have to play keep away against powerful recruiting programs in USC, Tennessee, Florida (multiple family members played at UF), Miami and others. These are the battles one signs up for on the defensive line in SEC land. 
    Dakorien Moore, WR, Duncanville (Texas) High
    The OnTexasFootball 5-star and LSU pledge will be back in Austin April 20 for the Texas Spring Game. The day that the news hit that Keelon Russell was planning to attend the Spring Game with Jeff Banks making the invitation, it was expected that Moore would also be in Austin. There will be visits and flirting with Ohio State, USC and a couple of others, but make no mistake this is a Texas vs. LSU recruiting throw down. 
    Dorian Brew, CB, Conroe (Texas) High
    Dorian Brew has all the makings of a true national recruiting battle. His father ran track at LSU, and was an Olympian. His mother is in the Ohio State Hall of Fame (track). He has Texas all in on wanting to keep him home. USC is in it. Texas A&M is working to be truly in the hunt. He was expected to commit to Ohio State January 24 before backing off that date and slowing the process down. All the makings of a big time national recruitment. And Texas fully understands it. 
    Jordon Davison, RB, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei
    Texas has been in a good position for the SoCal running back for about a year. With that said, this is a national battle with Alabama, Ohio State and Oregon taking mighty swings. Steve Sarkisian and Tashard Choice will have Texas in position to ultimately win, but the spring and June visits will very much be a national recruiting battle. 
    Jaime Ffrench, WR, Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin
    Texas has won some key and big recruiting battles in Central Florida and at IMG Academy in the last two classes. The 2025 cycle and Jaime Ffrench is something different, however. This is an area, Jacksonville, where Texas hasn't had success to date in the Sunshine State. And Ffrench is a Sunshine State receiver with Ohio State trying to beat out Florida State and Miami, with Texas trying to pull the upset. This is a gird up your loins type recruitment for fan bases locked into Ffrench. 
    Zion Williams, DL, Lufkin (Texas) High
    A Lufkin High/East Texas recruiting battle for a defensive lineman with SEC size. That means Texas and Texas A&M will swing away at each other. And then there is LSU, having former Texas defensive line coach Bo Davis adding more intrigue. This is a stick the chest out recruitment, without question. And what is the role of Jamarkus McFarland at TCU. He's distantly related to Williams, and was one of the most memorable Texas vs. Oklahoma recruitments of the Mack Brown/Bob Stoops era. 
    Riley Pettijohn and Elijah Barnes, LB's from DFW
    Riley Pettijohn putting a 10.98 FAT 100 meters on the board at 210'ish pounds amped up his recruitment even more. All the national players will battle it out. Texas vs. USC vs. Ohio State vs. FSU vs. Texas A&M for Pettijohn. Barnes will be Texas vs. Alabama vs. Ohio State vs. LSU vs. Texas A&M vs. FSU. Texas enters the spring in a pretty good position for both. If Texas won both, that would be a serious DFW recruiting flex by Sarkisian and staff. 
    Jonte Newman, Jackson Christian and Tyler Thomas
    Texas is locked in a trio of offensive line battles that are very key in the region. As mentioned above, Texas A&M has little margin for error in the 2025 cycle on the offensive line. The Aggies need to walk away with two of the three mentioned above. Texas would like to do the same, as of today. Oklahoma has serious interest in in Jonte Newman, and LSU is going to make a run at Tyler Thomas. 
     
     
    Gerry Hamilton
    March Madness Report: Texas a No. 7 or No. 8 seed in the Big Dance?
    Texas Longhorns ended the regular season in style Saturday with a convincing beat down of arch-rival Oklahoma 94-80 behind a career-high 30 points by junior guard Tyrese Hunter. 
    Texas (20-11, 9-9) also earned the No. 7 seed in this weeks Big 12 Tournament with the win Saturday coupled with TCU's upset home loss to UCF. That means Texas will take on No. 10 seed Kansas State (18-13, 8-10), who has a hint of NCAA Tournament life with a Big 12 Tournament run after a home win over Iowa State Saturday. 
    Should Texas beat Kansas State Wednesday at 6 p.m. central, the Longhorns will take on No. 2 seed Iowa State Thursday. 
    The Longhorns head into the Big 12 Tournament playing their best ball of the season, arguably. Texas is for sure playing the best offensive ball of the season having scored 80 or more points in four straight games - 81 in win at Texas Tech, 81 in win over Oklahoma State, 85 in loss at Baylor and 94 in win over Oklahoma. 
    OnTexasFootball takes a look at the rankings and scenarios headed into the Big 12 Tournament. 
    Texas NCAA Tournament seeding scenarios
    The Longhorns are going to be a No. 7 or No. 8 seed barring a run to the Big 12 Tournament Championship Game. The majority of bracketology projections have Texas as a No. 8 seed, currently. 
    Joe Lunardi has Texas a No. 8 seed. One projection (Jerry Palm), has Texas a No. 9 seed. 
    NCAA Men’s Basketball NET Rankings (March 1)
    Texas is No. 25 in NCAA NET after the weekend college games The Horns moved up 15 spots in the last two weeks from No. 40 prior to the win in Lubbock.
    The Longhorns are 5-9 in Quad 1 games, 3-1 vs. Quad 2, 5-1 vs. Quad 3 and 7-0 vs. Quad 4. 
    T-Rank 
    Texas is No. 20 in Bart Torvik’s rankings currently, up from No. 23 prior to the win over Oklahoma. 
    2024 Ken Pomeroy College Basketball Ratings
    Texas checks in at No. 23 after being No. 25 prior to the Saturday win, and action in college basketball. 
    Gerry Hamilton
    Four-star DL Floyd Guidry locks in Texas visit 
    Spring (Texas) High defensive tackle Floyd Guidry has locked in one visit to Texas with a second soon to follow.
    Guidry, 6-1 and 285 pounds, told OnTexasFootball Sunday he will make an unofficial visit April 6 after a conversation with Kenny Baker last week. The addition of Guidry is yet another OnTexasFootball 4-star prospect scheduled to be in Austin for the big visit weekend.
    Guidry is also in the finalizing stages for an official visit to Texas, which is expected to be June 14-16.
    The Houston area quick and powerful DT has a number of visits set up this spring and summer.
    Spring unofficial visits 
    March 23 - TCU 
    April 6 - Texas
    April 20 - Texas A&M 
    Official visits
    May 3-5 - TCU 
    June TBD - Houston
    June TBD - Texas
    June TBD - Texas A&M 
    The fifth school Guidry continues to lightly consider is Pittsburgh. 
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