Texas Longhorns Make Top Five For 2021 Offensive Guard

The Texas Longhorns were listed among the top five schools for Katy offensive guard Bryce Foster who is ranked second in the state.

The 2021 recruiting is in full swing with the 2020 cycle now but behind us. For the Texas Longhorns, they will need to continue rebuilding their offensive line to open holes for the running game and protecting the eventual heir to Sam Ehlinger. One of the top offensive lineman released his top five schools on Monday.

Bryce Foster is listed as the second rated offensive guard in the country according to his 247 profile. The four-star rated recruit is also listed as the 11th ranked Texas product and 68th nationally. Foster is yet to take a visit with the Longhorns and crystal ball projections have him linked to Texas A&M where his brother attended.

The Longhorns would be well on their way to another top tier class if they could secure his commitment. He is a physical mauler in the middle of an offensive line. Foster’s recruitment is one to keep an eye on over the next several months leading up to the early signing period for the Texas.

Oklahoma makes final five for 2021 5-star offensive lineman Bryce Foster

Oklahoma is in an early battle for the 2021 recruiting class’s biggest recruits. The Sooners made Bryce Foster’s final five.

Oklahoma is in an early battle for one Of high school’s best offensive lineman.

Class of 2021 five-star offensive lineman Bryce Foster has had some heavy suitors after him almost a year before he can sign his national letter of intent. The Sooners are one of those schools, and are in his final five schools.

The Katy, Texas, native is listed as Rivals’ No. 8 overall player in the 2021 recruiting class and also the No. 2 offensive lineman in the 2021 recruiting class. Foster also has  LSU, Oregon, Texas and Texas A&M I’m his final five with Oklahoma.

The major recruit is coming off an unofficial visit to Norman, Oklahoma, on the final recruiting weekend before the February dead period.

Foster also visited Texas A&M on Sunday after visiting Oklahoma on Saturday.

He has yet to announce where he will be taking official visits to, but with a final five already made, those schools should be in the running for Foster’s official visits.

The highly-touted recruit won’t have to make a decision until Dec. 2020.

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