5-Star Texas Longhorns Target Posts Potential Commitment Hint

"The present and the future," Ojo writes.

Ojo is considered by many to be the top offensive tackle in the 2026 class. According to the 247Sports Composite, he is the No. 2 offensive tackle, the No. 1 player from Texas, and ranks No. 7 nationally.

His scouting report from 247Sports' Gabe Brooks says Ojo has the potential to become a multi-year starter at the collegiate level.

"Tall offensive tackle prospect who's very young for his recruiting class with a July DOB, ..." Brooks writes. "Capacities for strength and power are high given excellent physical tools and relative youth. Looks like one of the top OT prospects in the 2026 class with the potential to become a multi-year high-major tackle with ample pro potential."

His official visit to Austin is his third and final of the summer. Ohio State and Michigan were the two other programs to host him, while Oklahoma was originally scheduled to be a fourth visit. However, Ojo ended up announcing the cancellation of that visit as he said a decision is nearing and the Sooners had seemingly fallen out of contention.

If the Longhorns are indeed able to land Ojo, he'd be the highest ranked offensive tackle Texas has landed since Kelvin Banks and the highest ranked offensive linemen since Devon Campbell.

With 13 commits thus far, the Longhorns' 2026 recruiting class ranks as the nation's No. 16 class. If he were to commit Ojo would join three-star Max Wright as the only offensive tackle.