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Hey, all, welcome back to the state of recruiting podcast, the third edition since we brought

back the show on the Hornsh 247 sports network podcast podcast station

today we are going to I guess we're what less than a month away from the early signing period

now national signing day if you will that's what it's called that's where it is so you know

certainly as we get closer it's going to get a little bit more

heated. We're seeing visits get set up. We're seeing crazy social media posts, confusion,

misdirection, gamesmanship, it's all of it. And then right after that, we get transfer portal.

So it's a wild time. Texas is not exempt from that. And they saw positions of need to fill in this 2026 class.

Not a lot.

The class is mostly filled up.

Number, I think, six, the last check in the 24-7 sports team composite rankings.

But, yeah.

So, you know, Texas has two more home games left.

And, you know, we're going to break down kind of the positions we think they're still looking to fill. Guys that have visits set, may set visits. And then, you know, maybe some guys that, like we talked about last week and are committed, that might be looking to visit other places as well. So I know, Jordan, you were going to talk about the offensive line and kind of where they're at right now.

Yeah, main guy to know on the offensive line, Bryson Martinez.

He's at East Ascension High School in Gonzalez, Louisiana, just about 30, 40 minutes southeast of Tiger Stadium and the LSU campus down there kind of in the Baden Rouge area.

And, I mean, pretty much same zip code, same area that former Texas D-Line men,

Jamon Tapp came from, though we went to a different high school.

Main thing to know about him, a pure offensive tackle.

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