After a big weekend competing for Fast Houston at Pylon7on7 Vegas, 2022 receivers Kevin Coleman and Chris Marshall detail the latest in their recruitments.
Out of the recent thaw, recruiting fans will witness Texas recruiting continue to heat up before a full bloom in the spring. By the time you see azaleas at The Masters, this class will look much more impressive. While you Google when The Masters is being held, I’ll continue.
The pledge of Keithron Lee on Christmas was a nice surprise for Texas fans. The wide receiver from Bryan gave Texas its 20th commitment on the campaign and adds much needed speed to the roster.
In the 2022 class we’re going to very likely see what happens when excitement, urgency, and leverage become part of the Texas wide receiver recruiting equation.
Tom Herman runs a “bell cow” offense at Texas. That’s a common trait for pro-style offenses of all varieties, including the pro-spread vision guiding the Longhorns. Most people understand the idea of a “bell cow” running back like Ricky Williams or Cedric Benson that get 250+ touches over the course of a season, but that kind of back is fairly rare these days.
Last week we discussed the five must-get recruits for the 2021 class, at least in my view, but even landing those five ballers wouldn’t stamp the class as complete. Landing a number of those five, plus addressing the needs listed below, would stamp the class especially in this singularly ridiculous cycle.