By Guest Blogger Freddie Brister
It is not easy being number two. That is where Texas found itself at the end of last season. The Texas Longhorns’ lone loss on the season came on the final play of the game at Texas Tech. Though they beat Oklahoma, they saw the Sooners voted into the Big 12 title game ahead of them. That led to Oklahoma’s subsequent berth in the BCS championship game, while Texas had to settle for a win over Ohio State in the Fiesta Bowl. No one knows if Texas was better than national champion Florida last season because …read more

For recruiting at other schools, see THIS POST. Remember, this page is not continuously updated. If you are reading this page after January 30, head to THIS POST to read the latest list of Texas recruits!
Currently all of the following players are verbally committed, but not signed, unless otherwise noted.
The number after the player/position is their position ranking as compared to all over 2008 prospects.
Offensive:
Brock Fitzhenry, All-purpose Back, 31 *signed*
Jeremy Hill, All-purpose Back, 6 *signed*
DeSean Hales, All-purpose Back, 1 (53 overall)
Ryan Roberson, Fullback, 2
Tre Newton, Running Back, 18 *signed*
D.J. Grant, Wide Receiver, 45
Dan Buckner, Wide Receiver, 16 (95 overall) *signed*
Mark …read more