Now the question becomes, can coach Mack Brown and Co. sway him away from his verbal commitment to Baylor?
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There Vahe was, a 6-foot-3, 280-pound sophomore offensive lineman with tons of untapped talent but possessing zero offers and minimal looks from colleges. Why would the Texas Longhorns be interested in having him become a part of their 2015 class?
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Sam Khan talks with Cypress Falls (Houston) outside linebacker Otaro Alaka about Alaka's decision to commit to Texas and his projected role on the Longhorns defense.
That’s why, even if he’s comfortable with naming his top four schools, his list remains a fluid one. New schools are working hard to get in the mix, and Willis is ready to hit the road for more visits this summer.
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Burnt Orange Breakdown: Quandre Diggs 
No. 6 Quandre Diggs
Junior cornerback
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Question of the Week: Let's talk trades
But now the time has come to change all that, if only for a day and if only for the purposes of this week’s question of the week. With that in mind and those rules set, here then is the aforementioned question: If you, as Texas’ general manager, could trade for one player within the Big 12, who would it be? And who would you give up for that player?
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The four-star defensive back is in his second week at the Class 3A school after his abrupt transfer from Brenham (Texas) High School, and the move hasn’t hindered his recruitment much.
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“They’re rivals,” he said. “I figured they were going to offer me sooner or later.”
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No. 6 Case McCoy
Senior quarterback
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The 6-foot-1, 190-pound safety from Stephenville (Texas) High School visited Texas this spring and is drawing early interest from Texas Tech, Rice, UTEP and Colorado State.
Here’s the latest on where things stand between Carlile and Texas, plus the tale of how he ended up with his nickname.
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First down: The game that matters in 2013
The two teams that come up most as having the best opportunity to win the Big 12 besides Texas are Oklahoma State and TCU. You probably could deduce that those would be the most important games on the schedule, especially with TCU being on the road in Fort Worth.
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One of the Rams' younger prospects already getting looks from colleges is 2015 receiver Kemah Siverand.
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No. 4 Cayleb Jones
Sophomore wide receiver
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He has at least one option to do so at the moment, but there are two programs in particular that he'd especially be interested in, if the opportunity arose.
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Options for Texas' third RB in 2014 class
That’s a lot of ifs, though, which can doom a coaching staff if there isn't a sound backup plan.
The Longhorns have made significant strides toward establishing that plan with commitments from running backs Duke Catalon (Houston/Eisenhower) and Daniel Gresham (Fort Worth, Texas/All Saints) in the Class of 2014.
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