Hank South

LSU fans are more upset about this than Alabama fans.

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Film: https://www.hudl.com/video/3/19349836/6a00e7c0820fa38cf8b33e28

The 2028 four-star quarterback from American Heritage HS in South Florida was expected at Michigan for an unofficial visit yesterday and today. I'm told by a source near his recruitment that the visit to Ann Arbor was cancelled. Lawrence will travel to Nike HQ in Oregon next week for The Opening Finals. He's still set to commit on June 25 between Texas, Miami, Michigan, Notre Dame, and Texas A&M. OTF placed a Trending Texas forecast in favor of the Longhorns on June 3. We still like that pick ahead of next week.

I think that could for sure play into it

For sure. Don't want to minimize her impact there.

Lemme try and check.

Think you try to sign her and figure it out later. Probably want her more for her hitting than anything.

Meant to include this but take a look at the accolades https://seminoles.com/sports/softball/roster/isa-torres/8027

Great interview!

Don't think so at this point.

Update at 5:41 pm CT on Tuesday: Torres has committed to Texas Florida State softball transfer SS Isa Torres, the reigning national player of the year, is in the transfer portal and OTF is working the phones on where Texas stands in pursuit of one of the biggest names in college softball. Here's what we have at 2:25 p.m. CT on Tuesday ... OTF has communicated with two people in Torres' close circle, both of which have declined to share any specifics as to where things stand with Texas, or in the portal process as a whole. What does that mean? Torres is likely in decision-making mode and our belief is it's going to be a situation where Torres is announced at her school of choice, rather than there be a series of public visits, interviews, updates, etc. We know Texas has high interest in adding the All-American, and she happens to be right up the road in Georgetown. Just know this is going to be a very hush-hush recruitment until news breaks. One separate source outside of Torres' circle, but with knowledge of the college softball landscape, also mentioned Texas Tech in the race. Stay tuned. Her bio: https://seminoles.com/sports/softball/roster/isa-torres/8027

Good find. Still relatively few visits for a recruit of his stature.

No. Totally separate.

No not at all

Sunday night intel: Monday night intel: Recruit reactions from the weekend:

As of midnight on Sunday, programs can now directly contact 2028 recruits (rising juniors), so you're going to see a lot of underclassmen posting graphics or messages from schools. One guy Texas is locked in on already is 5-star WR Brysen Wright out of Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin. He's already been out to Austin in April, which is really the only school he's seen other than Florida so far in his recruitment. Mandarin is where Texas signed Jaime Ffrench out of, so there are relationships there. Gerry caught up with Brysen on his recent trip to the Sunshine State: You can bet Texas is in close contact with him often now that UT can directly reach out.

Thought it was an interesting take on Brandon Baker. OG is obviously his more natural spot so we'll see if that boosts his draft stock this season.

No. 9 -- Offensive line "What elevates this unit from good to potentially elite is the influx of portal talent to combine with future first-rounders Trevor Goosby (left tackle) and Brandon Baker (right guard). Texas addressed depth concerns and added proven players expected to secure starting jobs immediately. Those additions not only improve the first five but create competition throughout the room, something every championship contender needs over the course of a long season. Western Kentucky transfer Laurence Seymore successfully got his waiver to play this season and is expected to start at left guard. However, Jaydon Chatman took advantage of his opportunity during spring practice with Seymore away and impressed the Texas staff. Former Wake Forest starter Melvin Siani is holding down the right tackle spot after starting every game last fall for the Demon Deacons. Insiders believe the center job is Connor Robertson's to lose. The versatility of this offensive line group at Texas also stands out. The Longhorns have linemen capable of excelling in pass protection while still generating movement in the running game. That's critical in Sarkisian's offense, which demands athleticism, communication and the ability to execute in space. Devin Coleman and Andre Cojoe are critical depth pieces behind the aforementioned five expected starters."