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    Blake Munroe
    Bridgeland (Cypress) 2025 offensive tackle Jonte Newman just dropped his top 8 schools on Twitter. The 6-foot-4, 275-pounder is ranked a four-star in the On3 Industry Rankings and the No. 343 player overall.
     
    This past season he was a unanimous District 16-6A first-team selection.


    CJ Vogel
    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.
     
     
     

    CJ Vogel
    Texas is still hot in pursuit of former Washington CB Jabbar Muhammad, however as Bobby mentioned earlier this afternoon, the Oregon Ducks are positioned to take the pole position with Muhammad now in Eugene.
    Now, if Muhammad does decide to join the Ducks, there is another name from another program to keep an eye on.
    Jim Harbaugh is reportedly headed to Los Angeles today for a 2nd in-person interview with the Chargers. A deal is within "strikiing distance" per Zach Barnett of FootballScoop.
    Should Harbaugh depart, a name passed on to me to keep an eye on in regards to a possible portal entry is CB Will Johnson. 
    Johnson was the Defensive MVP of the National Title game and a former five-star prospect out of Grosse Pointe, Michigan.

    Bobby Burton
    Sources tell On Texas Football that Jabbar Muhammad is likely favoring Oregon at this moment. Muhammad, a Washington transfer and second-team All-Pac 12 selection in 2023, visited Texas last week. He then visited Alabama over the weekend.
    But Oregon is expected to host him this week and the Ducks have gone from a major player in this recruitment to his potential leader.
    Muhammad is expected to make a decision by no later than Jan. 30.
    The Longhorns have already inked eight players in the NCAA transfer portal, the latest coming earlier today from Tiaoalii Savea, a 6-foot-4, 305-pound defensive tackle from Arizona.

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