It seemed as if Texas struck out with Wyoming transfer Isaiah Neyor after he announced his commitment to Tennessee last week. The good news for Texas is Neyor’s recruitment does not appear to be over.
The 6-foot-3 wideout is coming off a visit to Ole Miss and will check out Texas on Wednesday according to Gerry Hamilton of On3sports.
Per @InsideTexas's @justinwells2424 and @HamiltonESPN, former Wyoming WR and Tennessee commit Isaiah Neyor is set to see Texas on Wednesday.
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Getting Neyor on campus is huge for Texas’ coaching staff. It provides one final opportunity to sell him on becoming a Longhorn. The Longhorns are in desperate need of some depth at wide receiver and Neyor could provide to be a force opposite Xavier Worthy.
The former Wyoming Cowboy is coming off of a breakout season where he caught 44 passes for 878 yards and 12 touchdowns. Averaging nearly yards per catch, Neyor has the big-play capability that Steve Sarkisian is looking for in a wideout.
Flipping Neyor would provide Texas with another potential impact player from the transfer portal.
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