Gerry Hamilton

Devin Coleman could be looked as an over the ball/NT type on defense. More projectable as an IOL right now, but definitely getting looks at both by P5's.

Love the pic! Awesome

Think a LT and a swing OT/IOL in the 2025 class are likely. The top OT prospect in the state is actually in the 2026 class - John Turntine. Texas will keep the room/tackle spot looking good for him IMO.

Think Agbo is that same role ... jumbo TE and emergency OT. Tremendous feet. Haven't heard anything different, as of today.

Yes I do. Could even be six if anyone hits the portal that's already on campus. Texas/Flood have managed to keep all 2022 and 2023 signees on campus headed into the spring. It's a near lock they won't keep 100% of those guys after next season.

Texas is working to 4-star OT Nick Brooks on campus this spring ... http://www.hudl.com/v/2McZDr

Ain't that the truth! You are the HC and GM in CFB now with much more on the plate than 5 years ago.

lol on last sentence! Well done. Can't wait to see what the gameday attire is for Sark and Loreal in 2024!

The Texas Longhorns are expected to sign five offensive linemen in the 2025 cycle after inking three in 2024. Offensive line coach Kyle Flood made visits in December and January to see many of the top targets from coast-to-coast. Many of the targets in the 2025 cycle attended Texas Junior Day January 20, and are expected back in the spring for unofficial visits prior to the Longhorns narrowing the focus headed into June official visits. OnTexasFootball.com provides a look at the offensive line position prior to the spring evaluation period. #RecruitThroughTheWhistle That prospect is Lewisville High's Michael Fasusi. The 6-4, 295 pound left tackle with high end body quickness is expected back on campus with family this spring, likely April 6 or for the spring game. Flood, Steve Sarkisian and Tashard Choice stopped by Lewisville High in late January to see Fasusi. An official visit the last weekend of June (28-30) is very likely. Texas is battling Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Oregon, Missouri and others. Texas doing well with Mills One prospect that the Longhorns are doing well with headed into the spring is OnTexasFootball 4-star John Mills (San Francisco, Calif./St. Ignatius Prep). Mills, 6-6 and 325 pounds, attended Texas Junior Day January 20. He also attended Florida Junior Day January 27. The Longhorns main competition is Michigan and Washington. Mills has been on campus three times since June of 2023. He is scheduled to make an unofficial visit April 6th weekend, and has an official visit scheduled June 14-16. Tyler Thomas OV date Dickinson (Texas) High's Tyler Thomas got a visit from Flood in January, and a June official visit is expected. Thomas, 6-4 and 290 pounds, is very likely to make an official visit to Texas the last weekend in June (28-30). Thomas has been high on the board in Austin for about a year. Texas A&M is considered the manin competition headed into the spring. He made a Junior Day visit to Texas A&M in January. He missed the majority of the 2023 season with a foot injury. In state names to know Jonte Newman, OT, Cypress (Texas) Bridgeland OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Attended January 20 Junior Day. Flood was by Bridgeland High in January. Texas A&M also very much in the mix. Newman moved to the Houston area from Lexington, Miss. around the start of high school. Lamont Rogers, OT, Mesquite (Texas) Horn OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Attended January 20 Junior Day. LSU is one to watch with Rogers. Jackson Christian, IOL, Port Neches (Texas) Port Neches-Groves OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Attended January 20 Junior Day. Also attended Texas A&M Junior Day in January. Dramodd Odoms, OT, Houston (Texas) Lamar OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Attended January 20 Junior Day. Jordan Coleman, OT/IOL, Cedar Hill (Texas) High Attended January 20 Junior Day. Twin brother Devin Coleman is also on the radar of the Longhorns. Ty Haywood, OT, Denton (Texas) Ryan OnTexasFootball ranking: 4-star Connor Carty, IOL, Prosper (Texas) High Attended Texas January 20 Junior Day. Texas offered January 20. Offer watch Devin Coleman, IOL, Cedar Hill (Texas) High Attended Texas January 20 Junior Day. Recent offers include Ole Miss and Duke. Out of state names to know Peter Langi, IOL, San Francisco (Calif.) Archbishop Rirordan The 6-5, 330 pound guard prospect is scheduled to visit Texas in March. Texas is one of 38 offers, including a run of SEC offers in January. Nick Brooks, OT, Cedar Rapids (Ia.) John F. Kennedy Flood was by the school in January. A spring visit is possible. View full news

Agreed. And he is 6-6.25 without shoes ... his draft stock has fallen as the G-league season has gone on.

100% agree. The road games that were the ones to win (barring key injury late in season) have already happened.

There is so much talent coming into the program that it's easy to forget about young guys that redshirt ... Warren Roberson is one of those for sure.

Texas definitely desires to develop 10 players they believe are starter level with the move to the SEC.

Good stuff!

I think that is spot on

ESPN CFB roundtable https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39532537/college-football-2024-most-prove-roundtable

Same place I'm at in seeding, at 8-10 in Big 12

https://www.espn.com/united-football-league/story/_/id/39540441/ufl-battlehawks-agrees-ex-bengals-qb-aj-mccarron

I do think he will play one year at Texas. He likes the idea of being a college player ... and he has nice NIL runway

Texas SOS currently around 25 ... will end up 15'ish https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-basketball/ranking/schedule-strength-by-other

Year two will tell the story. Problem for Texas basketball is they have had too much coaching turnover in a short amount of time. Beard comes in, and they have Brock Cunningham and have to build a team. Get into tournament, win one game. Beard on track, but then we all know what happened. RT gets job, and essentially has Brock Cunningham and injured Dylan Disu for sure coming back and has to build team. Texas needs to get in the tournament this year, and build more in year two. Texas needs some stability to have shot to build, but RT and staff have to win enough to create it. I'm in no way saying RT/Texas is in a position similar to UConn ... but they gave Danny Hurley time to build something and create some stability. He went 16-17 and 19-12 and no NCAA Tourney. Then lost in Round of 64 next two years before the obvious breakthrough. Texas isn't a blue blood basketball program, and the University certainly doesn't approach basketball like they want to be a blue blood. But they have enough with Moody and NIL to compete.