The process of building up the secondary of the future is in full swing for Texas.
The Longhorns have been roughly hit or miss when it comes to landing top talent in the secondary. In Texas’ 2018 class, five of the six top recruits in the class were defensive backs. There has also been times where Texas has swung and missed on players like Georgia’s Keele Ringo and more recently Denver Harris who went to Texas A&M.
On the bright side, Texas was able to flip four-star defensive back Terrance Brooks from Ohio State and four-star Jaylon Guilbeau from TCU. They aren’t stopping there as the Longhorns are pursuing five-star cornerback Javien Toviano from the 2023 class, and recently received some positive news.
According to Horns247’s Steve Wiltfong, Toviano is planning to take a visit to Austin on April 2.
Five-star CB Javien Toviano making plans to visit schools in the spring with the likes of #LSU #Texas #OhioState and #Oregon on his mind: https://t.co/A7wCSJZZAi via @247sports
— Steve Wiltfong (@SWiltfong247) February 28, 2022
Toviano is ranked as the No. 28 overall player in the country for the 2023 cycle and the No. 4 player in the state of Texas according to 247Sports composite rankings.