SEC Recruiting Class Grades

Position Grades

Full Analysis

This Texas recruiting class presents significant concerns for SEC competitiveness, with an extremely low overall score of 4466/100 and a complete absence of rated prospects. The data shows clear technical issues with duplicate entries for recruits like Easton Royal, JT Geraci, and Karnell James appearing twice each, along with missing position and rating information across the board. While the class is labeled as having "ATH depth," the lack of any 3, 4, or 5-star prospects suggests these are likely preferred walk-ons or developmental players rather than immediate impact recruits. From a competitive standpoint, this class would rank at the bottom of the SEC and raises serious questions about Texas's recruiting efforts in their transition to the conference. The absence of any blue-chip talent or even 3-star prospects indicates the program may be struggling to compete for top-tier recruits against established SEC powers. The data inconsistencies make it difficult to assess the true potential of individual recruits, but the overall metrics suggest Texas will need to rely heavily on the transfer portal, late additions, or a significant data correction to field a recruiting class capable of competing in one of college football's most talent-rich conferences.