Tag: 2022 offensive lineman

Texas receives crystal ball prediction for three-star OL Andre Cojoe

The Longhorns are emerging as the favorite for the 6-foot-6, 334-pound offensive lineman.

Texas offensive line coach Kyle Flood was rated one of the top recruiters in the country for the 2022 cycle. Continue reading “Texas receives crystal ball prediction for three-star OL Andre Cojoe”

Four-star offensive lineman Malik Agbo commits to Texas

Texas has hit it out of the park on the first day of early signing period.

Texas’ flurry of elite offensive line commitments continued on Wednesday afternoon as they landed another top recruit at the position. Continue reading “Four-star offensive lineman Malik Agbo commits to Texas”

Texas among top two schools for five-star OL Devon Campbell

The battle for Devon Campbell will come down to two Big 12 schools.

Although Texas won’t learn their fate with five-star offensive lineman Devon Campbell during the early signing period, the Arlington native did announce his top two schools on Wednesday. Continue reading “Texas among top two schools for five-star OL Devon Campbell”

Five-star offensive lineman Devon Campbell sets commitment date

Texas has been the favorite to land Campbell up to this point, but he will not announce his decision during the early signing period.

Texas has been riding a wave of momentum on the recruiting trail lately, but they experienced a bump in the road on Wednesday.

Steve Sarkisian and his staff were hopeful to land five-star offensive lineman Devon Campbell during the early signing period this week. However, Campbell announced via Twitter on Wednesday that he will not be committing until February.

Several 247Sports crystal balls were entered in favor of Texas to land Campbell over the last few days, and many believed a commitment would come on Tuesday. It’s unclear what caused the hold up at this point.

Campbell will be signing to his school of choice on Feb. 3.

If the Longhorns are able to secure Campbell, he would become the highest rated commit in their 2022 recruiting class.

The Bowie High School product is the No. 1 interior offensive lineman in the country for the 2022 cycle, and the No. 3 overall prospect in the state of Texas.

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Twitter reacts to Neto Umeozulu’s late-night commitment to Texas

The momentum continues to build for Texas’ 2022 class.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian sent out a cryptic tweet at about 10 p.m. Monday night that hinted at a possible commitment.

This sent Texas fans into a frenzy as they spent another night spamming the refresh button on Twitter with hopes of good news.

The fans who stayed up late were treated to a very pleasant surprise after four-star offensive lineman Neto Umeozulu committed to the Longhorns.

Kyle Flood has been on fire on the recruiting trail. Texas has five offensive linemen committed to its 2022 class with priority targets Devon Campbell and Malik Agbo still on the board.

Umeozulu marked the third offensive lineman Texas has landed since the “Pancake Factory” NIL deal was announced last week. Texas’ NIL benefits have provided a massive boost on the recruiting trail.

Sarkisian and his staff have all sorts of momentum ahead of the early signing period beginning on Wednesday.

Umeozulu’s surprise commitment provided a lot of social media hype among Texas recruits. View some of the best reactions here:

Each commitment that Texas football has landed over the span of three days

Massive haul by Steve Sarkisian and his staff.

This offseason will likely go down as one of the wildest recruiting cycles in the history of college football. Continue reading “Each commitment that Texas football has landed over the span of three days”

Texas receives another crystal ball for five-star OL Devon Campbell

Campbell is expected to announce his decision in the very near future.

If Texas is able to grab another top offensive lineman this cycle, Kyle Flood will need a statue on campus very soon.

To say the Longhorns had a fantastic recruiting week in terms of the offensive line would be an understatement, as not only did they land five-star Kelvin Banks, but they also landed a very talented three-star in Cam Williams. The success in attracting top talent was not limited to just offensive line recruits either, as Texas was able to secure the biggest commitment in over a decade for the program in transfer quarterback Quinn Ewers.

It also seems like they will not slow down on the recruiting trail either, as they picked up another crystal prediction in their favor for five-star offensive guard Devon Campbell.

Should Campbell join Texas’ 2022 class, he would become the highest rated player. According to 247Sports’ composite rankings, he is the No. 10 overall prospect in the nation.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian clearly wanted to ensure that they fixed the issues at offensive line this offseason, as that was a position group that saw multiple starting lineups, and was never reliable.

The Longhorns are getting stronger and better in the trenches seemingly every day that passes, and it is expected that they will continue that trend.

Texas emerging as the favorite for two 2022 offensive lineman

Several 247Sports crystal balls were entered on Saturday in favor of Texas for two sought after offensive lineman.

It’s full steam ahead on the recruiting trail for Texas. Continue reading “Texas emerging as the favorite for two 2022 offensive lineman”

Texas OL target Cameron Williams decommits from Oregon

The departure of Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal could prove to be very beneficial for Texas.

It was reported on Monday morning that Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal is leaving Eugene to accept the same role at Miami.

Due to the unexpected coaching change, several players and commits are now reconsidering their decisions. That happens to be great news for Texas, as two of their offensive line targets in the 2022 class originally committed to Oregon.

Five-star offensive tackle Kelvin Banks already announced that he is re-opening his recruitment. Now, the Longhorns are back in the race for three-star offensive tackle Cameron Williams.

Williams announced that he was decommitting from Oregon on Wednesday. The 6-foot-5, 360-pound offensive lineman had a top three schools list of Texas, Oregon and Oklahoma prior to committing to the Ducks.

He is an underrated prospect and possesses the skills to play higher than his projections. If Texas can get Williams to Austin, he has the potential to develop into a starter under Kyle Flood.

The Longhorns badly need to strength their offensive line unit, and being able to land Williams or Banks would be a nice surprise to close out the 2022 cycle.

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