Texas Longhorns: Northwestern Wildcats
Anderson was in for a pleasant surprise then when Texas co-offensive coordinator Darrell Wyatt stopped by Plano West on Wednesday with the hopes of seeing him.
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One school still leads for 2014 S Bonney 
First, Bonney went through football season and helped his Houston Lamar teammates on a magical 16-week run to the Texas Class 5A Division I state championship game. Then he quickly shifted to the hardwood, where he played basketball for the Redskins. And now, Bonney is busy on the track, sprinting with his teammates -- several of whom also played football with him.
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In mid-February, Johnson tabbed Texas as his favorite school and Texas A&M as his No. 2 choice. At the time, he hadn't yet visited the A&M campus.
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2014 safety Bonney on Texas junior day
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Longhorns 11th in Way-Too-Early Top 25
Streeter Lecka/Getty ImagesAlabama, with three of the past four national titles, is No. 1 in the Way-Too-Early Top 25 for 2013.There's still seven months before the start of the 2013 season, and the teams and their order figure to change frequently, but it's never too early to take a look at the Way-Too-Early Top 25 for 2013.
And with three national championships in the past four years, there's no reason to change the team that's on top. Texas, with plenty of talent returning, is 11th in the rankings.
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The four-star New Smyrna Beach, Fla., receiver prospect is taking official visits to Nebraska, Texas and Rutgers this month. Each trip will be critical to his final college decision, and once the month ends he won’t have much time to make up his mind.
“It’s going to be a lot of flights, I can say that,” Clark said.
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The 6-foot-3, 196-pound outside linebacker from Houston Cypress Falls has already picked up eight verbal offers and is excited to see how his recruitment plays out this spring.
Alaka has been in contact with Manny Diaz and Texas, but several other schools are in the lead at this point. Here’s the latest on his recruiting process.
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WR James Clark eyeing Texas official visit
He’s no Seals-Jones clone, but four-star New Smyrna Beach, Fla., speedster James Clark has emerged as one potential replacement.
Clark received a visit from Longhorns receivers coach Darrell Wyatt last week and hopes to take an official visit to Austin in the near future.
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2014 DB Thomas wants to play out of state
“And I hate the weather here,” Thomas said. “I can’t stand it.”
Put two and two together and the Longhorns would have their hands full if they decide to pursue the 6-foot-1, 175 pounder, who doubles as a wide receiver.
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UCLA offer a game-changer for Benenoch
The four-star offensive lineman picked up an offer from UCLA. He has more than 20 offers already, but this one is a big one for Benenoch.
“I’m excited,” he said. “[UCLA is the] No. 25 ranked academic school nationally, and we talked about me starting as a true freshman.”
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Seven schools on Caleb Benenoch's list
Since reopening his recruitment last month, four-star offensive guard Caleb Benenoch (Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes) has been enjoying the process on all angles. Part of his fun has been hearing from the already-committed players on a regular basis.
“I hear from Jake Raulerson a lot,” Benenoch said of the Celina, Texas, offensive lineman who has committed to Texas. “We’re pretty good friends and very good competitors. It’d be fun to be teammates with him. I’m probably going to let him know which school I’ll commit to before I announce it.
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