Texas Longhorns Have Huge Opportunity To Land Playmaker

This recruitment effort aligns with Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian’s strategy of attracting top talent from California to Austin, bolstering the team with players of national caliber rather than relying solely on in-state recruits.

Known for his ability to excel in jump ball situations and his speed to outpace defensive backs, Harris presents a formidable threat on the field despite his modest physical measurements of 5-foot-11 and 180 pounds. His willingness to use his size advantageously and his knack for securing catches in the end zone make him an appealing prospect for any team.

While Harris has shown interest in Southeastern Conference (SEC) football, he faces a decision among powerhouse programs such as Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee, along with Texas, a recent addition to the SEC, and the lone Big Ten representative, Oregon.

Being able to add a dynamic playmaker like Harris could be big for the Longhorns future. After the 2024 season, Arch Manning is expected to take over as the starting quarterback. They want to add as many weapons as possible for their future expected star quarterback.

It will be interesting to see if the Texas Longhorns can get the job done with Harris. Beating out the other schools on the list will not be an easy task.