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Oklahoma State and Kansas are the two lowest graded classes in the Big 12 this cycle.
Every college football program across the country is gearing up for the early signing period on Dec. 21. Continue reading “Big 12 Football: Where each recruiting class ranks for 2023”
Another big time recruit could be present for Texas vs TCU.
Another elite wide receiver could be in attendance for the Texas Longhorns’ game against the TCU Horned Frogs. Four-star talent DeAndre Moore is expected to join five-star tight end Duce Robinson in Austin for the matchup.
Moore is currently a Louisville commit, but is considering all his options moving forward. The talented receiver from St. John Bosco High School in Southern California would be a huge addition for Steve Sarkisian and his staff.
Moore would figure to play a significant role for Texas at some point. The Longhorns don’t lack for receivers with Xavier Worthy and Isaiah Neyor returning. Even so, Sarkisian is not averse to giving other receivers ample opportunities to take hold of playing time.
Four-star Louisville WR commit Deandre Moore tells me he will take his Texas official visit Nov. 12 when the Longhorns host TCU. @OB_JasonS @RivalsCole
— Adam Gorney (@adamgorney) October 22, 2022
The Longhorns will have competition for the wide receiver, but appear to be firmly in the running for his recruitment. Moore is the No. 14 wide receiver and No. 89 overall player in the On3 consensus.
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Oklahoma, Ohio State, Texas, Notre Dame and LSU are very close together in 247Sports’ rankings right now.
There could be some movement in the 2023 recruiting class rankings over the coming weeks. Continue reading “Updated look at the top 10 recruiting classes in the country for 2023”
On3 updated their player ratings on Monday.
Several Texas commits saw their player ratings rise in On3’s updated On300 for the 2023 recruiting class on Monday. Continue reading “On3’s updated recruiting class rankings for the 2023 cycle”
The On3 consensus team recruiting rankings were updated on July 18.
Monday was a big day in the recruiting world. Continue reading “Where Texas lands in On3’s updated 2023 recruiting class rankings”
Two Big 12 programs currently have a top 10 class in the country.
Steve Sarkisian and his staff have taken the college football world by storm over the last week. Continue reading “Updated Big 12 recruiting rankings for the 2023 class as of July 1”
Sunday was a GREAT day for the Texas football program.
It was a massive weekend on the Forty Acres for Steve Sarkisian and his staff. Continue reading “Texas drastically climbs 247Sports’ 2023 recruiting class rankings over the weekend”
That didn’t take long
The Irish’s fall from the top overall ranking in the 2023 recruiting class did not last very long. After the decommitment of cornerback Justyn Rhett of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Nevada over the weekend, Notre Dame’s grasp as the best recruiting haul was over.
It did not take long for the Irish to regain that stop, as this evening Texas wide receiver Braylon James verbally committed to Marcus Freeman and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees. The six-foot-two-inch and 185-pound pass catcher is widely considered one of the best prospects in the country regardless of position and his verbal jumped the Irish back ahead of the pack according to the 247Sports 2023 recruiting class calculator.
The Irish jumped Texas Tech, who had overtaken them over the weekend, and regained the number one ranking. What’s impressive however are the number of recruits, the Red Raiders having fifteen commits to the Irish’s nine. Quality over quantity, as Notre Dame once again has the best recruiting class in the 2023 class as of today.
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