Gerry Hamilton

No official visits. Texas only has three OV’s at this point: Beckham Black - Sept 12 (he at Florida this weekend BTW) NaVorro Bowman Jr - Sept 19 Darius Wabbington - Nov 6-8 All 5-stars in the class

Adding 2028 LB Israel Samuel of Richardson Lake Highlands

Adding 2028's Dickinson CB Royce Bimage Killeen Shoemaker ATH Tyler Armstrong

Adding 2029 LB C’lvion Hines of Klein High

Highest national title odds, per SP+ 1. Ohio State (14.2%) 2. Oregon (11.1%) 3. Notre Dame (10.4%) 4. Georgia (7.4%) 5. Indiana (7.1%) 6. Texas Tech (4.6%) 7. Miami (4.4%) 8. LSU (4.1%) 9. Texas (3.6%) 10. Texas A&M (2.9%) 11. Missouri (1.8%) 12. Penn State (1.8%) 13. Virginia (1.7%) 14. Alabama (1.7%) 15. Oklahoma (1.6%) 16. Tennessee (1.5%) 17. Michigan (1.4%) 18. BYU (1.4%) 19. Washington (1.3%) 20. Ole Miss (1.2%) https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49782961/2026-college-football-simulations-cfp-conference-title-odds-predictions

Adding two 2029's Iowa Colony S Dylan Thomas Fort Worth All Saints TE Noah Tarrant

BTW, stud 2029 QB Ryder Flugence (Boerne Champiuon) will be at the UTSA game September 19 Freshman HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2T55vr

More additions to the Texas vs. Ohio State visitor list OnTexasFootball will continue to update the visitor list for the September 12 showdown between Texas and Ohio State. Our latest update is three more members of the 2028 class in the Lone Star State. Keller Central CB Jeremiah Taylor Keller Central CB Isaiah Taylor Ridge Point LB Khalen Taylor Another look at the full list: Commits Smithson Valley QB Ty Knutson Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage 2028 QB Neimann Lawrence NOLA Brother Martin WR Easton Royal North Forney WR Briceson Thrower| Gilmer OT Ismael Camara — OFFICIAL VISIT Columbus IOL Keyon Hemphill-Woods Westlake IOL Jackson Cook Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Kasi Currie Wellington (Fla.) Palm Beach Central DL Tyler Alexander Humble Atascocita DL Jason Johnson Mansfield Summit EDGE/DL Cam Hall Vigor (Ala.) EDGE Jabarrius Garror Pearland Shadow Creek CB Brandon Sherrard Garland Lakeview Centennial CB Montre Jackson Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson S Junior Tu’upo 2027 Picayune (Miss.) Memorial DL Jeremiah Mark Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Marcus Fakatou – Ohio State commit 2028 In-state: Klein Oak RB Micah Rhodes Pearland Shadow Creek WR Jaylen Addai North Crowley WR Damarion “Champ” Mays Longview WR Jaden Hurndon Houston CE King WR Dillon Mitchell — MAYBE Cy Ranch OT R’Monie Edwards San Augustine OT Jamarios Canton San Antonio Cornerstone Christian OT Jai’Storm Knight Lovejoy IOL Jayden Thompson Humble Atascocita EDGE David Dotson San Antonio Harlan LB Deshawn Simmons Allen CB Dominic Butler Aledo CB Jordan Hall Lancaster S James Foster III Atlanta ATH CJ Whaley Keller Central CB Jeremiah Taylor Keller Central CB Isaiah Taylor Ridge Point LB Khalen Taylor Dickinson CB Royce Bimage Killeen Shoemaker ATH Tyler Armstrong Richardson Lake Highlands LB Israel Samuel Louisiana: Alexandria (La.) RB Noble Williams Ruston (La.) LB Shamar Evans Mississippi: Lanier (Miss.) DL Geraci Carson Alabama: Birmingham (Ala.) Parker S CJ Craig-James Georgia: Fort Valley (Ga.) Peach County IOL Hunter Hill Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Central DL Prince Che Lyons (Ga.) Toombs County DL Jamarcus Johnson Sylvester (Ga.) Worth County EDGE Malik Muhammad Buford (Ga.) EDGE Luke Nabors Florida: Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin WR Brysen Wright Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School EDGE Asher Ghioto Jacksonville (Fla.) Raines ATH Zion Green New Jersey: Glassboro (NJ) WR Mekhi Parker Missouri: St. Louis (Mo.) De Smet Jesuit TE Ridge James Illinois: Chicago (ill.) Brother Rice EDGE Kameron McGee California: Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon IOL Lance Ciechanowski Anaheim (Calif.) Servite LB Allen Kennett Palos Verdes (Calif.) S Jalen Flowers 2029 Fort Worth All Saints TE Noah Tarrant Iowa Colony S Dylan Thomas Klein High LB C’lvion Hines Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Stephan Harrison

Junior game one HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2UDBUz Sophomore clips: http://www.hudl.com/v/2SWcrR

4-star out of state safety scheduled to attend Texas vs. Ohio State game September 12 4-star 2028 safety CJ Craig-James (Birmingham, Ala./Parker) tells OnTexasFootball he is scheduled to be in Austin for the Texas vs. Ohio State showdown. The 6-3, 185-pounder is scheduled to make the trip with his father and little brothers. Texas offered Craig-James April 23, 2026. He reports 45 offers, including all 16 SEC programs. Another look at the full list: Commits Smithson Valley QB Ty Knutson Ft. Lauderdale (Fla.) American Heritage 2028 QB Neimann Lawrence NOLA Brother Martin WR Easton Royal North Forney WR Briceson Thrower| Gilmer OT Ismael Camara — OFFICIAL VISIT Columbus IOL Keyon Hemphill-Woods Westlake IOL Jackson Cook Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Kasi Currie Wellington (Fla.) Palm Beach Central DL Tyler Alexander Humble Atascocita DL Jason Johnson Mansfield Summit EDGE/DL Cam Hall Vigor (Ala.) EDGE Jabarrius Garror Pearland Shadow Creek CB Brandon Sherrard Garland Lakeview Centennial CB Montre Jackson Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson S Junior Tu’upo 2027 Picayune (Miss.) Memorial DL Jeremiah Mark Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Marcus Fakatou – Ohio State commit 2028 Klein Oak RB Micah Rhodes Alexandria (La.) RB Noble Williams Jacksonville (Fla.) Mandarin WR Brysen Wright Pearland Shadow Creek WR Jaylen Addai Glassboro (NJ) WR Mekhi Parker North Crowley WR Damarion “Champ” Mays Longview WR Jaden Hurndon Houston CE King WR Dillon Mitchell — MAYBE St. Louis (Mo.) De Smet Jesuit TE Ridge Janes Cy Ranch OT R’Monie Edwards San Augustine OT Jamarios Canton San Antonio Cornerstone Christian OT Jai’Storm Knight Fort Valley (Ga.) Peach County IOL Hunter Hill Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon IOL Lance Ciechanowski Lovejoy IOL Jayden Thompson Thomasville (Ga.) Thomas County Central DL Prince Che Lanier (Miss.) DL Geraci Carson Lyons (Ga.) Toombs County DL Jamarcus Johnson Chicago (ill.) Brother Rice EDGE Kameron McGee Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School EDGE Asher Ghioto **Sylvester (Ga.) Worth County EDGE Malik Muhammad** Buford (Ga.) EDGE Luke Nabors Humble Atascocita EDGE David Dotson San Antonio Harlan LB Deshawn Simmons Ruston LB Shamar Evans **Anaheim (Calif.) Servite LB Allen Kennett** Allen CB Dominic Butler Aledo CB Jordan Hall Lancaster S James Foster III Palos Verdes (Calif.) S Jalen Flowers Atlanta (Texas) ATH CJ Whaley Jacksonville (Fla.) Raines ATH Zion Green 2029 Fort Worth All Saints TE Noah Tarrant Chatsworth (Calif.) Sierra Canyon DL Stephan Harrison

LSU still doesn’t have a roster… and it’s not looking great

Yep. Michigan State the favorite if Illinois PF has any issues in return

Huge hit for Michigan in 2026-27

BTW, Neimann Lawrence big game last Friday is on YouTube

Notre Dame right now, yes. ND CB Leonard Moore - top 10 pick in 2027 ND CB DJ McKinney - top 3 round pick in 2027 likely ND N/CB Christian Gray - NFL mid-round pick in 2027 ND S Tae Johnson - NFL top 2 round pick in 2027 ND S Adon Shuler - NFL top 3 round pick in 2027 Those guys have experience. See where Littleton is after mid-way part of the season. He could very well join them, but he still has to go do it in year two.

Im with CJ... one less Off: Cam Coleman, Trevor Goosby Def: Colin Simmons, Rasheem Biles

CBS Gary Parrish's updated top 25 and 1 Texas still at No. 5 overall https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/college-basketball-rankings-top-25-1-missouri-mark-mitchell-kentucky/ I'm a little different ... My current SEC rankings: 1. Florida 2. Texas 3. Arkansas 4. Tennessee - lost PF Jalen Washington to a "stay" currently 5. Missouri - moves up to 4 IF Mark Mitchell ends up being eligible 6. Vanderbilt 7. Alabama 8. Kentucky 9. Georgia 10. Ole Miss 11. Texas A&M - Watching Jordan Pope's eligibility here 12. Auburn 13. Oklahoma - multiple guys are involved in "stay"'s / injuctions 14. Mississippi State 15. South Carolina 16. LSU - no way to know what the roster will look like today

If you missed LW-C Friday

Same!

We are working on some other stuff. Likely we get another commit or two games this season. We are also looking at some possibilities with teams that have younger prospects Texas has offered. My goal is to get 4-5 games on simulcast this season. We shall see

🚨Special Announcement🚨Watch Landen Williams-Callis on OTF YouTube Thursday For the second week in a row, OnTexasFootball will simulcast VYPE Houston's production of high school football. This week it's a Thursday game with Richmond Randle taking on 6A Spring Westfield at 7 p.m. Landen Williams-Callis rushed for 230 yards and 2 TDs on 33 carries, caught one pass for 9 yards, and threw one pass for 20 yards in Randle’s 20-14 win over Dallas South Oak Cliff. The record chase is on! LW-C now has 7,784 career rushing yards on 789 carries and 134 touchdowns. He also has 55 receptions for 738 yards in his career. Spring Westfield won their season opener 16-10 over Houston Heights. Westfield is lead by Arizona Wildcat commits Davon Smith (LB) and Jaylen Oliver (S),Texas Tech commit Dontae Perkins (OL) and Texas State pledge Antonio Underwood (DL). Come join us on the OTF YouTube page to watch along!

lol Up to Sark to change that building narrative nationally!

IF Mitchell ends up being eligible at Missouri ... they are definitely right there with anyone else in the SEC in terms of top 7'ish roster talent. I'm not sure how the pieces would fit without seeing them in person, but very talented. Top 5 team in the league with Mitchell.

ESPN article: September CFP superlatives From ESPN this morning. CFP storylines that begin now 1. Can Sark lead Texas to the national championship? Since he was hired as head coach in 2021, Steve Sarkisian has lost 12 games in AP-ranked matchups. That's tied with Penn State for the most during that span. He's 1-6 against Alabama, Georgia and Ohio State, and 3-12 against teams in the top 10 of the final AP poll. So yes, the team he has overfloweth with talent. It's good enough to match up against any team in the country. The question is if Sarkisian can parlay it into wins against other national title contenders. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49735073/college-football-playoff-watch-september