2028 CB Dominic Butler (6’0, 185) - Allen: Butler was one of the top performers at The Opening Regional in Dallas, posting a laser-timed 4.40 40-yard dash and locking down elite receivers. Then he went on an offer mission, securing offers at stops at Texas and LSU. Then the floodgates opened as Oklahoma State, TCU, UTSA, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Missouri and Indiana followed suit.

2029 RB William Green III (5’10, 200) - Byron Nelson: This powerhouse is in line for a breakout season for the Bobcats, and every coach that has watched him has jumped on board with an offer. He’s picked up 10 new offers in June alone as national-level programs like Texas A&M, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon and Washington have pushed his recruitment to the next level.

2028 EDGE Reagan Smith (6’3, 220) - Pflugerville Weiss: Smith has quickly emerged as one of the most heavily recruited prospects in Texas in the 2028 cycle. His ecruitment exploded in June. Georgia and Kirby Smart extended an offer to open the month, followed by Notre Dame after a visit to South Bend. Ohio State and Miami (FL) soon joined the mix, adding to a growing list of national powers pursuing the Central Texas standout.

2029 WR Rush Williams (6’3, 185) - Katy Jordan: Williams was named the overall MVP by DCTX at the Rivals Camp Series in Houston, and his first stop on the college camp circuit resulted in an in-state offer from Texas. The momentum hasn't slowed since, as national powers Alabama and Oklahoma have joined Texas A&M, TCU, Texas Tech, SMU and Oregon on his growing offer sheet.

2029 QB Ryder Flugence (6’6, 210) - Boerne Champion: This up-and-coming star entered camp season with offers from Baylor, Texas Tech, TCU and Vanderbilt, but every coach that watched him throw in person seems to have joined the mix, including  SMU, Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Ohio State, Georgia, Florida State and more. Flugence possesses an elite frame and big arm potential.

2028 ATH Jayshawn Mitchell (5’11, 195) - San Antonio Brennan: The fastest man at The Opening Regional in Dallas, Smith possesses the type of speed and versatility that major college programs covet. He kicked off camp season with an offer from Texas following the Texas Bash. Notre Dame, Ohio State, Rice, Oklahoma, TCU and others soon joined the chase after seeing him showcase his skills on the camp circuit.

2028 CB David Olotu-Judah (6'1, 160) - Katy: Olotu-Judah’s recruitment has hit full stride as a recent offer from Ohio State indicates, but the Buckeyes are not the only program to fall in love with his length and athleticism on the island. Oklahoma State, Baylor, Rice, Houston, Arizona and Oklahoma also stepped up in June.