As Longhorns football continues to look for elite talent, they have been busy when it comes to the 2028 class. On Sunday, they added another target to the mix in CB/WR Major Armstrong. The Texas native has drawn interest from over 10 schools and has seen his stock rise over the last few months.
Although Texas would get a boost with Armstrong in the mix, they have a few schools to beat out. That list includes Baylor, Houston, UTEP, UNLV, Missouri State, UCF, Syracuse, ECU, and Lamar. With Armstrong’s recruitment just getting underway, more schools will continue to join the mix.
Over the next few years, it will be interesting to see what position Armstrong sticks to. Part of the reason he is in high demand is because the Marvel High star can play on both sides of the ball. That is an important trait for a team like the Longhorns that has national title aspirations.
With Armstrong officially on the Longhorns radar, he joins a list of impressive athletes who could end up in the burnt orange. Steve Sarkisian and his staff have also made offers to four-star recruits in the 2028 class, such as Neimann Lawrence, Micah Rhodes, Braylon Clark, Braxton Rein, Jamarios Canton, Kameron McGee, and Keaton Fields. Adding any of those players would be a major win for Sarkisian.
For Texas, the next step is to get Armstrong to campus for a visit. He will then be able to see what a future at the Forty Acres would look like. Until then, the Longhorns will look to continue building their relationship with a talent who has game-changing ability.
This article originally appeared on Longhorns Wire: Texas Longhorns offer 2028 WR/DB recruit Major Armstrong
Reporting by Jamie Gatlin, Longhorns Wire / Longhorns Wire
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