Gerry Hamilton

Jett Surratt sophomore HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/video/3/18752950/658e43d71762710130cc5cac

When the spring evaluation period begins in late April, Texas quarterbacks coach A.J. Milwee will be making trips in state and nationally to evaluate the 2026 crop of quarterbacks ahead of June camps. These evaluations in person will be critical for Steve Sarkisian and Milwee with the Longhorns yet to extend an offer to a 2026 quarterback as of February 13. OnTexasFootball knows of six 2026 quarterback prospects in the state of Texas that Milwee is expected to evaluate throw in person in May. Jett Surratt, Carthage (Texas) High 6-1, 180 Offers: Texas Tech, Houston, Louisiana Tech Sophomore stats: 204 of 308 for 3,046 yards and 34 TD's with 8 INT's. Note: Will be one of the most heavily recruited golf prospects in the 2026 cycle. Father is Carthage High head coach Scott Surratt. Rees Wise, Austin (Texas) Westlake 6-1, 205 Offers: Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Houston, Texas Tech, SMU and UTEP. Sophomore stats: 129 of 212 for 1,848 yards and 21 TD's with 8 INT's. He added 85 rushes for 426 yards and 9 TD's. Grant Smith, Spring (Texas) Grand Oaks 6-3, 205 Offers: TCU, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Baylor, California, Texas Tech and Houston. Sophomore stats: 77 of 142 for 944 yards passing with 2 TD's Note: Father played linebacker at Sam Houston State. Romin Seymour, Missouri City (Texas) Ridge Point 6-5, 195 Offers: Florida State, Florida, Texas A&M, Houston, Pittsburgh and UTSA Sophomore stats: 124 of 251 for 1,245 yards with 7 TD"s and 11 INT's The family tree: father is former Florida State and NFL defensive end Roland Seymour. Note: Played freshman and sophomore seasons at Manvel High. Jake Fette, El Paso (Texas) Del Valle 6-2, 185 Offers: TCU, SMU, Baylor, Texas Tech and UTEP Sophomore stats: 139 of 225 for 2,465 yards and 27 TD's with 5 INT's. He added 74 rushes for 346 yards and TD on the ground. Frans Steyn, San Marcos (Texas) High 6-4, 200 Note: Played Junior Varsity in 2023 due to UIL transfer ruling. View full news

Great call. Forgot him

Texas will likely see if the family can come in a different weekend so they can get the full Texas experience BTW.

That visit will be during spring break, so he may not get the full look at Texas.

Jake Langi is his uncle, yep.

Gird up your loins post!!! 321 prospects invited to NFL Combine ... 90 (28.0%) are from the SEC (including Texas and OU). QB - 4 RB - 8 WR - 13 TE - 3 OL - 15 DL - 14 LB - 7 DB - 23 Specialists - 3 https://www.nfl.com/news/full-list-of-prospects-invited-to-2024-nfl-scouting-combine

My count could be off by one or two ... quick look at what teams on the Texas Longhorns 2024 schedule lost to the NFL Combine: Michigan - 18 Georgia - 11 Kentucky - 6 Arkansas - 5 Mississippi State and Texas A&M - 4 Oklahoma - 3 Florida - 2

This will be the first visit to Texas for Peter Langi.

Peter Langi junior HUDL: http://www.hudl.com/v/2MTZY2

The Texas Longhorns are set to host one of the top 2025 offensive line prospects in California next month. San Francisco (Calif.) Archbishop Riordan IOL Peter Langi told OnTexasFootball Tuesday morning that he will be in Austin to visit Texas March 16-17. He will make the visit with his mom and brother. Texas offensive line coach Kyle Flood stopped by Archbishop Riordan last spring and in December. Flood offered the 6-5, 335 pound interior OL prospect September 13, 2023. Langi has seen his stock rise since the end of the 2023 season. He picked up offers from Alabama, Auburn, Oklahoma, Florida, Miami (Fla) and Penn State since December. Langi currently sports 38 offers. The list includes SEC offers from Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Texas A&M. View full news

How different will Michigan look in 2024 when the Horns roll into Ann Arbor ... Michigan players at the NFL Combine: QB J.J. McCarthy RB Blake Corum WR Roman Wilson WR Cornelius Johnson TE AJ Barner OL Karsen Barnhart OL Zak Zinter OL Trevor Keegan OL Drake Nugent OL Trente Jones OL LaDarius Henderson DL Jaylen Harrell DL Kris Jenkins DL Braiden McGregor LB Mike Barrett LB Junior Colson DB Mike Sainristil DB Josh Wallace

Yep. I don't know where ND will be after the season ... one thing I do think they upgraded was QB. Just me, but I think Riley Leonard was the best portal addition for any team. He's a big upgrade over Hartman IMO. He gives them a chance to maximize what they got... where will that leave them after the season, I don't know.

Bill O. being hired by BC saved their season IMO. Chip Kelly will definitely put the pieces together better in the college game as the OC... no question about it. Agree 100% On Ohio State ... one thing I have maintained ... they are recruiting top 5 classes, but they aren't as fast of a team 1-85 as when Urban Meyer was recruiting at OSU. They aren't as fast of a team overall.

Not out of the question Majors. Gbenda ... very much fringe guy for that IMO

Let's play the 2025 NFL Combine invites game ... For sure (7) QB Quinn Ewers LT Kelvin Banks WR Isaiah Bond TE Amari Niblack DL Alfred Collins S Andrew Mukuba DB Jahdae Barron 2-4 more out of this list after the 2024 season dependent on performance: EDGE/LB Trey Moore WR Matthew Golden EDGE/DE Barryn Sorrell DE/EDGE Ethan Burke CB/DB Terrance Brooks DL Tiaoli Savea WR/PR Silas Bolden Need two more seasons ideally: OG DJ Campbell RT Cameron Williams

Great way to put it!

For sure. Interesting note from my visit to Hitchcock Monday for the game ... Texas A&M is recruiting Lloyd Jones seriously now.

We will definitely have OnTexasFootball prospect star rankings

I'm not saying it does... Oregon has a very talented roster with a sixth year starting QB ... but they also have one of the most favorable schedules to make the 12 team CFP

Agree 100% ... it's a really good first year SEC schedule. Overall scheduled helped by Jim Harbaugh leaving Michigan along with the NC roster to the NFL lol ... and Billy Napier struggling to turn the corner at UF.

Georgia actually has one of it's tougher schedules in a while ... No. 20 Clemson (N) Tennessee Tech @ No. 23 Kentucky IDLE @ No. 9 Alabama Auburn Mississippi State @ No. 4 Texas IDLE Florida (N) @ No. 6 Ole Miss No. 16 Tennessee UMass Georgia Tech