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Eli Lederman, ESPN Staff Writer
Four-star athlete Michael Terry III, the Thirtieth-ranked prospect within the 2025 ESPN 300, introduced his dedication to Texas when the early signing interval opened Wednesday morning, selecting the Longhorns over Nebraska and Oregon in a ceremony at Texas’ Alamo Heights High School.
Terry is ESPN’s No. 3 athlete prospect within the 2025 cycle and started Wednesday because the nation’s third-ranked uncommitted recruit.
A flexible, two-way star from San Antonio, Terry visited Oregon, Texas, Texas A&M and Nebraska in the summertime earlier than taking return journeys to the Longhorns and Huskers earlier this fall. Upon Terry’s pledge, Texas now holds commitments from 17 ESPN 300 prospects within the 2025 cycle, together with eight of ESPN’s top-100 recruits.
Terry started his senior season with greater than 3,000 profession all-purpose yards as Texas’ reigning District 13-5A MVP. At 6-foot-3 and 215 kilos, he tasks as a do-it-all offensive weapon on the subsequent stage, able to taking part in working again, vast receiver or tight finish in a given bundle.
Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian pitched Terry and his household on an expansive position in Texas’ offense, and Terry lands with the Longhorns amongst a powerful assortment of ability expertise headed to Austin round four-star quarterback pledge Okay.J. Lacey (No. 117 within the ESPN 300) in 2025.
Along with Terry, Texas holds pledges from top-30 vast receivers Jaime Ffrench (No. 25 within the ESPN 300) and Kaliq Lockett (No. 29), in addition to four-star go catcher Daylan McCutcheon (No. 147), who flipped to the Longhorns from Florida State on Oct. 10.
Five-star athlete Jonah Williams (No. 8 within the ESPN 300) — anticipated to play security in faculty — leads eight ESPN 300 defenders dedicated to Texas in 2025 in a category that features extra top-300 defenders than every other program apart from Auburn (11).
