Texas Adds Commitment From Elite In-State WR

Brown is the No. 10-ranked receiver in the Lone Star State, four spots behind another Longhorns commit, Briceson Thrower, and comes in as the No. 86 receiver in the class. He stands at 6-foot-and-a-half, 185 pounds, providing himself as a serviceable target with a great catch radius.

He has great speed, including qualifying for the Texas 5A State tournament as a sophomore at Palo Duro High School, where he placed fourth in the 300-meter hurdles. He uses that speed to be effective in the screen game and shows it off once he hits the open field after making a catch.

He provides a large catch radius, strong hands, and elite body control to position himself advantageously to come down with passes. He flashes quick hands and understanding of the need to contort his body at the last second to make it tough on a defensive back guarding him as he can move around across the field and an offense.

How Brown Impacts the Longhorns Roster of the Future

The Longhorns are accustomed to building one of the best receiver classes each cycle, sparked by landing one of the top receivers in each class. This one is no different, with the No. 1 receiver, Easton Royal, also committed to the Longhorns.

When Brown and his class step on campus, there will be a log jam of talent waiting their turn on the offense, including a plethora of young receivers who have abided their time. As proven last season, though, there is no such thing as too much depth on a roster, as injuries can occur at any time.

Brown will most likely have to wait his time out, but could be an impact piece down the road for the offense.