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Austin Westlake IOL Connor Robertson commits to the Longhorns
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The Texas Longhorns were looking for some help in the trenches and the first bit of help arrived as Westlake lineman Connor Robertson made his pledge to Texas and coach Kyle Flood.
The race for the services of the 6’4, 296-pound lineman was considered to be a two-school race, with the Longhorns squaring off against the Stanford Cardinal. However, Robertson only made one visit during the June frenzy the short trip to the Forty Acres. He holds 31 offers heading into a senior year that may see his stock rise as the 2020 football season progresses and Westlake looks to make another deep playoff run.
4-star IOL Cole Hutson commits to Texas
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The Texas Longhorns needed to land talent in the trenches in this class and did just that as four-star lineman Cole Hutson made his commitment and joined the 2022 class.
Hutson not only fills a significant need for Texas, but represents a big win over some of the toughest recruiting competition in the country. During the June flurry, he visited the Oklahoma Sooners, the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Texas A&M Aggies on an official basis in addition to his two visits in Austin. Hutson was on the Forty Acres for his official visit on June 11, but made his way down from Frisco for the Austin Regional and spent time with the coaching staff as he watched his father’s alma mater, the Arizona State Sun Devils, play baseball.
3-star OT Cameron Williams commits to Oregon over Oklahoma, Texas
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The Texas Longhorns missed a chance to surge on the recruiting trail when three-star Duncanville offensive tackle Cameron Williams committed to the Oregon Ducks on Thursday over the Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas Longhorns.
The decision comes less than two full months after the Longhorns officially jumped into the mix, getting. alate start in a recruitment that also included options like Miami, Auburn, Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Ohio State, and Texas A&M. All told Williams tallied 31 offers, and for perspective of just how much ground Texas made up, the Longhorns were his second-to-last offer.
Texas caps big recruiting month with more high-profile visitors
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The busiest month of the modern recruiting era is coming to an end after another important weekend for the Texas Longhorns that included high-profile 2022 visitors and camps that allowed the staff to evaluate prospects in the 2023 and 2024 cycles, players the new staff hasn’t been able to get out and see since arriving on the Forty Acres.
By Monday evening, the weekend was already officially a success, as running backs coach Stan Drayton secured a commitment from Tyler Legacy’s Jamarion Miller, giving the Longhorns pledges from the state’s top two running backs. After missing on De’Anthony Gatson and cancelling the planned visit from Tavorus Jones, the ability to hit the gas on Miller’s recruitment and close quickly was an impressive accomplishment by the staff.