Hank South

Have been to this school before. It's a super small HS in the middle of nowhere Alabama. The coach was selling snow cones after his PE period to help fundraise for the athletics program. This was 2017 or 2018 but still.

2028 LB Nehemiah McCary Maplesville (Ala.) Considered the No. 1 LB in the country by both Rivals and 247Sports Film: http://www.hudl.com/video/3/18581406/69aaeff9ef44acafe7ede5f1

Probably.

"I have been talking with Coach Flood and Coach McEndoo for several months. I had the opportunity to go there on an unofficial visit in early April and Coach Flood came out to Gunter to watch me in person at the end of April. So I was really excited to get the call from Coach Flood tonight with the offer and invitation for an official visit. "In terms of what I’m looking for at this next level, I want to go somewhere that will develop me as both a person and a player and I know Texas is a place that could do that! One of the things that impressed me the most when I visited was the O-line position meeting. The culture in that room is critical. And the players and engagement with the coaches was impressive. "Both my mom and dad attended UT for portions of their college experience so this one was personal for me and I was excited!"

Tells OTF he plans to officially visit in June. Dates are still getting set.

Junior film: http://www.hudl.com/video/3/20286892/6911281490223eab69d4cd7a

2027 3-star OT Caleb Siler from Gunter (Texas) OVed Northwestern this weekend.

White: "We peaked at the right time. We had everything happening. Everybody was hitting throughout the lineup."

Mike White: "Being the number two seeds is awesome. Very excited about that and proud of the ability for the ladies to close season out strong. And then going into the championship, we're going to play Wagner the first game. We can't look past anybody, as I mentioned to the team, and then, of course, the winner of Wisconsin and Baylor, if we happen to win that first game."

Mike White will talk to the media at 6:45 p.m. CT.

After winning the SEC Tournament on Saturday evening, Texas softball (42-10, 16-8 SEC) has earned a No. 1 seed (No. 2 overall) in the 2026 NCAA Tournament. The Longhorns will host the Austin Regional from May 15-17, which will feature Wagner, Baylor, and Wisconsin coming to Red & Charline McCombs Field. Texas is the defending national champion and looks to be hitting its stride heading into postseason play after an impressive run in Lexington, Ky. "Obviously, I'd like to thank Kentucky for putting on a first-class tournament," UT head coach Mike White said on Saturday night. "The weather turned out great. The temperatures felt awesome after being in Austin where it could be a lot hotter. Of course,e congratulations to Alabama. The season they are having right now. They were picked ninth in the SEC and they've really showed everybody what kind of team they are. They are a great force, and they are going to have probably a great postseason as well. To my team, the resilience and the fight that they showed coming back against some teams that we've played before, never easy. And played some really good softball throughout the week. We had some hiccups here and there, but we bounced back and made the plays when he had to and of course had great pitching from Teagan Kavan." The Longhorns leaned on their ace pitcher last postseason, and will do so once again in the coming weeks. "I won't lie. For little girls that might be watching this out there. I think last night I kind of told myself, 'I'm kind of tired, I've kind of thrown a lot', and then I thought that's the fear of failure that's talking in my head," Kavan said after Saturday night's win. "I have to not listen to that. If I fear failure and I can't reach success, so just telling that voice to be quiet. I trust myself, no matter what it was going to be I was just going to compete. I just wanted to compete today for my team no matter if it was pretty or it was ugly." This story will be updated.

Happy Birthday Gerry!