Thursdays in the State of Recruiting: 10/24/19
A few de-commitments happen in every cycle at almost every school. The vicissitudes, amirite?
Four-star Sanders chooses the Longhorns
Denton Ryan Raider Ja'Tavion Sanders watched teammate Billy Bowman Jr. choose the Longhorns over the summer. Sanders realized in the fall that Austin would be a great place for him, too.
Recruiting: Week 2 Prospect Schedules (Class of ’20, ’21 and ’22)
Week 2 schedules and locations for Texas commits and targets.
Johnson ready to ‘call in’ on and off the field for his senior season
Texas head coach Tom Herman constantly asks those in his program to go 1-0 in everything they do. Whether it’s an offseason workout, an in-season practice, a test, or a game, 1-0 is a non-negotiable program principle for members of his team.
Senior WR Collin Johnson is a believer in 1-0. He’s a Longhorn though and through, just like the rest of the Johnson family. But Collin has his own small spin on 1-0 that he applies to his on field exploits and his off-field ventures.
The 2020 and 2021 Cycles are Stacked on the OL
The most important position to the long-term health of your program is the offensive line, so when your primary recruiting grounds are loaded at the position it's time to feast.
The state of Texas has had its ebbs and flows along the o-line with a mix of below average, average, and above average classes in the recent half-dozen years.
Days of Wonder: Thoughts on the Recruiting Race
With the recent de-commitments of potential class multiplier Grant Gunnell and the recently committed Bobby Wolfe, Texas A&M recruiting is seemingly driving slow in the HOV lane.
The Inside Scoop – 3/5/18
As we approach Spring, Texas is hosting a number of targets each weekend, including some of the state's best on Saturday and Sunday. We talk to them, add notes on other primary prospects, and where the Horns stand with the state and nation's elite. It’s March. Let’s Scoop.
First Edition 2019 Rankings: Top 25
I wanted to attend the Dallas Regional Opening before doing any sort of rankings but that event isn't until late April. Since it's something I've already been thinking quite a bit about I'll just drop a top 25 now.
UT Junior Day I – Saturday’s news, notes, and quotes
Everything is bigger in Texas. Including the Junior Days.
Instead of trying to cram a ton of prospects into one day, the UT staff breaks these events in half. More 1-on-1 with parents and players. Less chance of a kid not getting his attention. More opportunities for parents to ask questions to parents of guys currently on the Texas roster. It's a strategy that helped Herman corral the Class of 2018. It'll serve him even better with the 2019 class. 2020 too.
’19, ’20, ’21 (Wydermyer, EJ-NO, McGlothern, Conner)
Two juniors, a sophomore, and a freshman walk into a locker room. Talking to the Allen OL, Dickinson TE, New Caney DB, and a Katy Taylor OL.
