Texas Longhorns Host 2028 Elite Recruit Oswald Jacquet

The Texas Longhorns are preparing for their 2025 season with a home opener against San Jose State, which head coach Steve Sarkisian eagerly anticipates as a key opportunity to engage fans and improve after a recent loss to Ohio State. Quarterback Arch Manning showed both promise and areas for improvement in the previous game, and the coaching staff is focused on building his performance. Meanwhile, Texas is also focusing on recruiting top talents such as Oswald Jacquet, a highly sought-after 2028 prospect, who will be visiting Austin soon; the Longhorns are competing with several programs to secure his commitment. Texas has also extended offers to other promising recruits like Jayden Wade, Neimann Lawrence, Micah Rhodes, and Brysen Wright, aiming to strengthen their roster. In parallel, former UTEP players from El Paso are beginning the NFL season, with several athletes active on various teams despite some injuries, highlighting the ongoing connection between UTEP football and the professional league. These developments underscore Texas football's dual focus on immediate performance and future talent acquisition as it aims to remain competitive in the SEC and beyond.