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Only one 40-yard dash for T'Vondre Sweat – He runs 5.27 and 1.80 (10-yard split)

40 Yard Dashes taking place now for the defensive linemen, Updates to come.

This is who Kelvin Banks said was the most difficult edge rusher he has faced in his career.

You will see anything in the 1.6's as a good time. For Sweat, anything below 1.75 would be a plus. Murphy will probably see a 1.65 time.

What a quote from Byron Murphy here!

Update on T'Vondre Sweat from Ian Rapoport.

Time for Byron Murphy to make some money this afternoon!

TE Ja'Tavion Sanders has high hopes for Texas as they enter the SEC.

The 2024 NFL Combine is here! Defensive linemen and linebackers will get going today at 2:00 p.m. CST. We will have ongoing updates today from the NFL Combine not only from T'Vondre Sweat, Byron Murphy and Jaylan Ford, but Ryan Watts and Ja'Tavion Sanders will begin their interview phases this morning as well. *** DL T'Vondre Sweat Height: 6044 (6-foot-4 1/2 inches tall) Weight: 366 pounds Wingspan: 81 1/4 inches 40-yard Dash: 5.27 10-yard Split: 1.80 Vertical Jump: 26 inches Broad Jump: 8'2" *** DL Byron Murphy Height: 6004 (6-feet, half-inch) Weight: 297 pounds Wingspan: 77 1/8 inches 40-yard Dash: 4.88 || 4.90 10-yard Split: 1.68 || 1.70 Vertical Jump: 33 inches Broad Jump: 9'3" *** LB Jaylan Ford Height: 6023 (6-foot-2 3/8 inches) Weight: 240 pounds Wingspan: 74 3/8 inches 40-yard Dash: 10-yard Split: Vertical Jump: Broad Jump: 10'3" 3-cone Drill: 20-yard Shuttle: Bench Press View full news

Both Niblack and Sanders exited college at 230+ pounds, plus spent time in the trenches at times. Neither is the case so far for Terry who spends most of his snaps in the backfield at QB/RB.

The hold up with Texas and Terry that I see is he does not fit the traditional mold of WRs that Texas has recruited since Sarkisian has arrived – Aaron Butler, Johntay Cook, Ryan Niblett, Freddie Dubose and even the portal adds. Terry is tremendous with the ball in his hands. My question is – does the burst and acceleration line up with what Texas has pursued in the past? Plus, he mentioned that Chris Jackson has yet to reach out consistently.

I was leaning that way as well. The earlier the OV is locked in, the more I believe the staff is pushing. That changes case to case obviously, but there is a reason why they were pushed to get one set so early.

I love him as a long-term WR.

With you all the way

A Quick Look at official visits locked in by Texas targets so far: *** June 7-9 Caleb Chester, CB, Missouri City (Texas) Marshall OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star Official visit schedule: Texas June 7-9, Arkansas June 14-16, Texas A&M June 21-23 Courtland Guillory, DB/S, Houston (Texas) Klein Oak OnTexasFootball ranking: 3-star Spring unofficial visits: Texas March 23, Texas A&M April 6 June 14-16 Rickey Stewart, RB, Tyler (Texas) Chapel Hill OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Spring unofficial visit: Texas April 6 Kelshaun Johnson, WR, Hitchcock (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Penn State May 31-June 2, Texas Tech June 7-9, Texas June 14-16, USC June 21-23 Andrew Marsh, WR, Katy (Texas) Jordan OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Also making unofficial visit march 25. Daylan McCutcheon, WR, Lucas (Texas) Lovejoy OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: USC June 7-9, Texas June 14-16 and Ohio State June 21-23 Lamont Rogers, OT, Mesquite (Texas) Horn OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Missouri May 31-June 2, Texas A&M June 7-9 and Texas June 14-16 Juan Gaston, OT, Atlanta (Ga.) Westlake OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Georgia May 31-June 2, South Carolina June 7-9, Texas June 14-16 and Oregon June 21-23 John Mills, IOL, San Francisco (Calif.) St. Ignatius OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Washington May 31-June 2, Texas June 14-16 Jonte Newman, OT, Cypress (Texas) Bridgeland OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Brandon Brown, DL, Melbourne (Fla.) Eau Gallie OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Tennessee June 7-9, Texas June 10-12, USC June 21-23 Hayden Lowe, EDGE, Westlake Village (Calif.) Oaks Christian OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Lance Jackson, EDGE, Texarkana (Texas) Pleasant Grove #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Also plans to attend the Texas Spring Game April 20. Riley Pettijohn, LB, McKinney (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Texas June 14-16, USC June 21-23 Cobey Sellers, CB, Pearland (Texas) Shadow Creek OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 7-9, Texas June 14-16, Oklahoma June 21-23 June 21-23 K.J. Lacey, QB, Saraland (Ala.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Will also visit April 6, attend the Texas spring game April 20. Jaime Ffrench, WR, Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Also making unofficial visit April 6. Ohio State and Florida State are also serious players. Kaliq Lockett, WR, Sachse (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Spring unofficial visits: Penn State March 13Texas April 6 Marcus Harris, WR, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Will also attend the Texas spring game April 20. Emaree Winston, TE, Calhoun (Ga.) High #AllGasNoBrakes OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Note: Also plans to attend the Texas Spring Game April 20. Nick Townsend, TE, Dekaney (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Spring unofficial visits: Will visit Texas April 6 Kiotti Armstrong, TE, Jasper (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Michael Fasusi, OT, Lewisville (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 5-star Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Jackson Christian, IOL, Port Neches (Texas) Port Neches-Groves OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Tyler Thomas, IOL, Dickinson (Texas) High Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Spring unofficial visits: LSU March 9, Texas A&M March 30, Texas April 6 Jordan Coleman, OT, Cedar Hill (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: SMU May 17-19, Baylor June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Devin Coleman, IOL, Cedar Hill (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: SMU May 17-19, Baylor June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Zion Williams, DL, Lufkin (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4–star Official visit schedule: TCU May 3-5, LSU June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 D.J. Sanders, DL, Bellville (Texas) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4–star Official visit schedule: Texas June 21-23 Damien Shanklin, EDGE, Indianapolis (In.) Warren Central OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Notre Dame June 7-9, Tennessee June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Elijah Barnes, LB, Dallas (Texas) Skyline OnTexasFootball ranking: 4–star Official visit schedule: Nebraska April 26-28, SMU May 10-12, Texas June 21-23 Matai Tagoa'i, LB, San Clemente (Calif.) High OnTexasFootball ranking: 4–star Official visit schedule: Washington May 31-June 2, Utah June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 Kade Phillips, DB, Missouri City (Texas) Hightower OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Official visit schedule: Texas A&M June 7-9, LSU June 14-16, Texas June 21-23 *** There will be some mid-week officials locked in for early/mid June. Texas is still pushing for two big weekends towards the back half of the month with the June 21-23 weekend being one of the big one. View full news

Terry's Hudl: http://www.hudl.com/video/3/16256306/652895b3ab9ce801ec94e335

Terry is a tremendous kid. Everyone I spoke to at Alamo Heights raved about his character and work ethic. I had a great time chatting with him as well after workouts. Really impressive all around kid.

Running shouldn’t be this easy at 6-3 and 212 pounds. Incredible athlete. RPReplay_Final1709217826.mov

As y'all know, yesterday I took a quick trip to San Antonio to catch up with the country's top athlete – 2025 Alamo Heights ATH Michael Terry III. I dropped some quick tidbits yesterday on the trip, but wanted to go more in-depth from our conversation today. Terry is up to 19 offers now in his recruitment and the Longhorns are squarely in the fold after offering officially during the January 20 Junior Day. "It is a pretty fun process," Terry said of his recruitment. "Getting to meet all of the new coaches and seeing the facilities of where I could be playing. It is really cool." The nation's top athlete has been recruited all over the place on the offensive side of the ball. Many programs see him as a do-it-all catalyst, while others envision the 6-foot-3 playmaker as a wide receiver and others at running back. Texas has yet to pick a side on the argument and instead are wanting to get Terry to campus again before truly siding with a specific position. Luckily for the Longhorns, offering Terry on the Junior Day left a positive impression. "That was a pretty cool experience," Terry said. "We went to Coach Sark's office and we all talked together. It was a pretty cool experience getting (the offer) from him." Communication with the Texas staff bounces back and forth from Steve Sarkisian to Tashard Choice – it is worth mentioning that Tashard Choice was the first coach to extend an offer to Terry during his 8th grade season. Choice was still at Georgia Tech at the time. As for spring visits, Terry has the Nebraska spring game on April 27 circled as a visit he is hoping to get out to. Aside from that, no other trips have been locked in just yet. On the Texas Junior Day, Terry mentioned an unofficial top three of Texas, TCU and Texas Tech. Since then, other schools that have made a solid impression include Oregon, Nebraska and Texas A&M. Texas is hanging around this recruitment right now, though I would throw caution anyone into pencilling Terry into the class at the moment. I believe it is a pretty open recruitment, though the staffs that are able to pitch position specifics and usage plans will have an upper hand in my eyes. As we move forward, I would focus on Texas, TCU, Texas A&M out of the in-state schools. We will see if Terry gets up to Oregon, and I will follow up with how the Nebraska trip went. View full news

This is where I’m leaning with Texas’ approach - probably best suited as a WR, though he doesn’t fit the mold we have seen Texas pursue at the WR position under Sarkisian.