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If Texas is able to land Banks, he’d become the highest rated recruit in their 2022 class.
Much like Oklahoma’s mass exodus of recruits and transfers, Texas has a chance to capitalize on the same situation at Oregon. Continue reading “Five-star OT Kelvin Banks receives crystal ball in favor of Texas”
Texas has been pushing hard for Dewberry.
Shortly after the season ended, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff hit the road to visit with priority recruits. Continue reading “Texas among top three schools for four-star OL Kam Dewberry”
ANOTHER talented offensive lineman announced he will be in attendance for the Kansas game.
The guest list for the matchup against Kansas is growing larger by the second. Literally.
The Longhorns are expecting to host close to 10 elite prospects for their game against Kansas, and that number continues to rise after offensive lineman and current Oregon Commit Cameron Williams announced he will join the party.
Huge offensive line recruiting weekend for the #Longhorns just got bigger.
Duncanville lineman and #GoDucks commit @BigCamWill tells me he'll be at the #HookEm game on Saturday night. pic.twitter.com/yCMVObUVT5
— Jason Suchomel (@OB_JasonS) November 12, 2021
Texas’ offensive line is one of the worst groups in the nation, and they are hoping to revamp it with some of the top offensive line talent that will be in attendance this weekend.
With Williams’ announcement, he joins five-stars Devon Campbell and Kelvin Banks, and four-star Kam Dewberry as the offensive line recruits that will be attending the Texas-Kansas game. It would be a miracle to land all four of these prospects, especially considering Banks is a current pledge to Oregon as well.
However, the Texas staff must be doing something right in getting them to visit, although getting the top talent to campus is only half the battle. Kyle Flood cannot have a Brockermeyer twins type of result where he strikes out on all of them.
The Longhorns very much need to end this pathetic losing streak, and Kansas is the best team to do that against. At the same time, the coaches also need to impress the recruits in attendance to bolster their 2022 class, which only holds two offensive lineman commits at the moment.
This will be a big weekend for Kyle Flood.
It’s no secret that Texas will be hitting the recruiting trail hard for blue-chip offensive lineman over the next few cycles. Continue reading “Texas Football: Two key OL targets expected to visit for Kansas game”
It’s not every day that you see a 6-foot-5, 320-pound offensive lineman receive a handoff, much less take it to the house.
It’s not every day that you see a 6-foot-5, 320-pound offensive lineman receive a handoff, much less take it to the house. Continue reading “WATCH: Texas OL target Malik Agbo takes a handoff to the house”
The Longhorns have a chance to get offensive line help in Aliou Bah.
It is no secret that the Longhorns badly need help on the offensive line, and they are in the mix for a very promising player in the 2022 recruiting class.
Aliou Bah, a four-star offensive tackle who plays at IMG Academy, announced he his decommitment from Florida State over the weekend via Twitter.
He also told On3 who his top three schools are at this point. Florida, Georgia, and Texas are the final three programs in the running to land the 6-foot-5, 325-pound offensive tackle. He currently holds 37 offers and is a very versatile player, notably playing at guard as well.
Bah is rated the No. 35 offensive tackle in the 2022 recruiting class, according to 247Sports composite. He originally committed to the Seminoles in May, but later had a change of heart and decided to go his separate ways. Several 247Sports crystal ball predictions have since been inserted in favor of Georgia.
He has visited both Florida and Georgia already, so the fact that he listed the Longhorns as one of his finalists without a visit speaks volumes as to how high he is on the program.
Texas extended an offer to Bah on Jan. 25.
The list of Texas targets that are expected to attend this game continues to grow.
On and off the field, this upcoming weekend is a monster one for the Texas football program. Continue reading “Five-star offensive lineman Devon Campbell will attend Texas-Oklahoma”
