Texas Lands Massive 4 STAR Offensive Lineman Brian Swanson...Who is Next?
Failed to add items
Sorry, we are unable to add the item because your shopping cart is already at capacity.
Add to basket failed.
Please try again later
Add to wishlist failed.
Please try again later
Remove from wishlist failed.
Please try again later
Adding to library failed
Please try again
Follow podcast failed
Unfollow podcast failed
-
Narrated by:
-
By:
Video Notes: "Texas Lands Massive 4 STAR Offensive Lineman Brian Swanson...Who is Next?"
Host: Matthew Miller (TexasVOCFB / Texas Longhorns Live)
Length: ~7 minutes
Main Focus: Brian Swanson commitment recap + Texas OL recruiting outlook and next targets.
00:00 - 00:30 | Intro & Commitment Announcement- Special edition episode celebrating Brian Swanson's commitment.
- Swanson: 4-star OT from South Oak Cliff (Dallas), commits to Texas Longhorns.
- Sponsored by FanDuel.
- Size: 6'5.5", 315 lbs.
- National ranking: #135 overall, #18 offensive tackle.
- Texas led for Swanson "the whole way" — rare in modern recruiting; no real doubt he would end up in the class.
- 15th commit in the class → bumps Texas to #13 nationally.
- Availability: 32 consecutive starts in high school. "The number one ability is availability."
- Versatility: Played LT, RT, LG, RG — all very well. Projects best as right tackle (not prototypical LT, but could prove wrong).
- Athleticism & Physicality:
- Track background in shot put and discus (all-state level).
- Strong lower + upper body.
- Good footwork.
- High motor: Finds extra work after assignment, loves being physical.
- High Floor/Ceiling:
- At worst: B+ guard, potential third-team All-SEC.
- MVP of Under Armour OL camp in Dallas (stood out vs. good competition).
- Development Timeline:
- Unlikely to start as true freshman but expected in rotation.
- Strong chance to play meaningfully in Year 2.
- Could be among the 7 possible starters Kyle Flood references by end of freshman year.
- If major OL turnover, he could even push for early playing time.
- Compares this addition to Texas' strong 2022 high school OL class (all 5 played).
- Significant turnover expected after 2025 season:
- Likely losing: Trevor Goosby, Lawrence Seymour, Connor Robertson.
- Possible departures: Brandon Baker, Melvin Ciani (if they have big years).
- Minimum 3 starters to replace; potential for full OL rebuild.
- Texas needs another "2022-type" class with 5 high-upside guys who can contribute, rather than heavy portal reliance (1-2 portal guys ideal; 3+ risky).
- John Meredith (#1 CB in the country):
- Final three: Alabama, Texas A&M, Texas.
- Miller predicts Texas (75-80% confidence / 8/10).
- Announcement: June 19 (very soon).
- Would push Texas into top 6-9 class range.
- Ishmael Kamara (next priority after Meredith):
- Unofficial visit to Texas this weekend.
- Current leader: Oregon; Texas possibly tied for 2nd with SMU.
- Dead period approaching — no official visit soon.
- "Gigantic deal" for OL depth.
Overall Takeaways / Miller’s Closing Thoughts:
- Big win for Texas OL recruiting.
- Class expected to largely wrap up by first week of season (typical Sark pattern), with only 1-3 spots left + flip opportunities.
- Optimistic about finishing 6-10 range (not top 5, but solid boost incoming).
Key Quotes:
- "This is a 2022 type year for Texas on the offensive line."
- "At worst, you're getting a B+ guard... third team all SEC. That's awesome."
- On Swanson's motor: "When he's done with his assignment, moving on to find extra work... loves to be physical."
- On class needs: "You need five guys that you think can play at your program."
Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
No reviews yet