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Longhorns official visit weekend, week 3 recap

Devon Messinger by Devon Messinger
June 20, 2021
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The past week has been a rather quiet one for Texas in recruiting. However, the headline story of the week was not a great one for the Longhorns as they lost a commitment from 2023 five-star running back Rueben Owens. But, on the bright side, Steve Sarkisian was also able to add another pledge to Texas’s 2022 recruiting class.

Today, we will discuss some of Texas’s visitors from this weekend and will list all of Texas’s offers since my

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Rueben Owens:

https://twitter.com/ii_rueben/status/1405529998660804616?s=20

On Thursday, Rueben Owens announced that he would decommit from the Longhorns. Just last weekend, Owens took an unofficial visit to Texas with recruits such as Arch Manning and Johntay Cook. Now, it appears that Texas may be on the outside looking in for Rueben’s services. Owens, the nation’s second-ranked running back in the nation according to 247Sports, has already gained four scholarship offers since his announcement. Additionally, with his decommitment, Texas’s 2023 recruiting class is back to nil.

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Will Stone:

C O M M I T T E D !!! #eyesup @CoachSark @CoachJeffBanks @CoachJCros pic.twitter.com/BtY2geADoD

— Will Stone (@_willstone_) June 15, 2021

On Tuesday, 2022 five-star kicker Will Stone declared that he was committing to Texas. Stone, who attends the Regents School of Austin, will stay close to home with his decision to play for the Longhorns. According to Kohl’s, Stone is the 15th ranked kicker in the nation’s 2022 class. Meanwhile, 247Sports has Stone listed as the nation’s third-ranked kicker in the 2022 class.

 

Visits:

 

https://twitter.com/JaydonBlue/status/1406399212246507520?s=20

2022 four-star running back Jaydon Blue shared that he was enjoying his time in Austin this weekend via Twitter. Blue, the nation’s top running back according to 247Sports, is a Texas pledge who attends Klein Cain High School in the Houston area.

In May, Blue announced his intention of opting out of his senior season of high school football. As a result, barring any unforeseen changes, Blue’s next snaps on the football field should be for the Texas Longhorns.

https://twitter.com/BJThaKid04/status/1406683138005348353?s=20

In addition to Blue, 2022 four-star safety Bryan Allen Jr. was able to experience the Texas treatment on his official visit to the Forty Acres. Allen, an Aledo product, has been committed to joining the Longhorns since April. In addition, Bryan’s younger brother, Jaden Allen, was also able to visit the campus as well. Jaden, a class of 2024 cornerback, received an offer from Texas earlier in the month of June.

‘22 Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) WR CJ Williams made the long trip to Texas for his OV. #HookEm #AllGasNoBrakes pic.twitter.com/1fVNLAZglk

— Inside Texas (@InsideTexas) June 18, 2021

Also on campus this weekend, 2022 four-star wide receiver C.J. Williams, who appeared to be all smiles during his official visit. Williams, a product of Mater Dei High School in the Los Angeles, CA area, is friends with current Texas pledge Maalik Murphy. The Mater Dei product is a hot commodity in the world of recruiting as 247Sports has him rated as the nation’s sixth-ranked class of 2022 wide receiver.

Currently, 2022 four-star wide receiver Armani Winfield is Texas’s only wide receiver commit in their 2022 recruiting class.

 

Offers:

2022 Offers:

  • Will Stone – Five-star Kicker – Regents School

2023 Offers:

  • Malik Bryant – Five-star Edge Rusher – IMG Academy
  • Thomas Collins – Defensive Lineman – Sweden
  • Lucas Simmons – Offensive Tackle – Clearwater Academy International

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