Texas 2026 OL Recruiting Updates | Longhorns Football News
The Texas Longhorns continue to build momentum on the recruiting trail for the 2026 class, with a strong focus on bolstering their offensive line. As head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff prepare for the program’s transition to the SEC, securing top-tier talent in the trenches remains a priority. With several elite offensive linemen on their radar, Texas is positioning itself for another standout recruitTop Targets for the 2026 Class**
Texas has already identified several key offensive line prospects for the 2026 cycle, and the coaching staff is actively building relationships with them. Among the top targets is **David Sanders Jr.**, a five-star tackle out of Tennessee, who has drawn national attention for his athleticism and technique. Although Sanders is receiving interest from powerhouse programs like Alabama and Georgia, Texas remains in the mix thanks to its strong player development pitch.
Another high-profile name is **Michael Fasusi**, a dominant offensive tackle from Lewisville, Texas. Fasusi has been a top priority for the Longhorns and has expressed interest in staying close to home. His combination of size, strength, and footwork makes him an ideal fit for Texas’ offensive systIn-State Talent Pipeline**
The Longhorns have also been actively recruiting in-state talent, maintaining their strong presence within Texas high school football. Prospects such as **Deuce Williams** from Katy and **Jonah Price** from Duncanville have been on Texas’ radar, with both players expected to visit Austin in the coming months. The Longhorns have had success keeping top linemen in-state, and this trend is expected to continue in the 2026 cycle.
Competition from SEC Rivals**
With Texas officially moving to the SEC in 2024, the program is now competing head-to-head with recruiting giants like Alabama, Georgia, and LSU. The Longhorns’ ability to sell their SEC future, elite coaching staff, and player development will be critical in landing top offensive line prospects.
What’s Next for Texas?**
The Longhorns will host multiple 2026 recruits for junior days and summer visits, aiming to solidify their standing with key targets. Sarkisian and offensive line coach Kyle Flood have emphasized the importance of early commitments, and Texas fans can expect more recruiting action in the coming months.
