What significant role have NCAA Transfer Portal players played for their new programs?
That’s the central question addressed in Inside Texas’ latest rankings of transfer classes.
The Texas Longhorns have secured a place among the nation’s top five teams.
According to Inside Texas: “Oregon and Texas have emerged as leaders, leveraging their resources to attract some of the portal’s top talent. Both programs secured seven blue-chip transfers, tying for the most nationally. Oregon landed top QB Dillon Gabriel, top wideout Evan Stewart, and several potential defensive starters. Meanwhile, Texas bolstered its roster with a new group of receivers, standout pass rusher Trey Moore, and additional defensive depth.”
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Austin American-Statesman: Texas to face Notre Dame in SEC-ACC Challenge
Inside Texas: Reviewing preview magazines: Lindy’s Sports
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
The Atlanta Falcons’ strategy for 2024: Feed the ball to Texas alum Bijan Robinson as much as possible
: Mansfield Timberview three-star safety and SMU commit Nathan Tilmon schedules official visit to Texas
Inside Texas: Breakdown of Texas’ June 14-16 official visitors: Anticipating a busy period
Inside Texas: Recruiting Humidor: Key questions as Texas gears up for a major official visit weekend
Inside Texas: Texas to host committed defensive back from in-state school in June
BIG 12 BREAKDOWN
Frogs O’ War: TCU baseball assistant coach TJ Bruce moves to Long Beach State
Black & Gold Banneret: Nominations for 2024 Bannies: Men’s assistant coach of the year
Vanquish The Foe: BYU secures commitment from Snow College center Max Triplett
WHAT WE’RE READING
SB Nation: Chiefs’ new Super Bowl rings contain design flaw
SB Nation: The Browns’ trade for Deshaun Watson is turning into a disaster, last chance to salvage it
SB Nation: Caitlin Clark clarifies misconceptions about her in media
NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
It’s set to be an eventful weekend.
