Texas football commitments/early signees from the 2025 recruiting class will show out in force in numbers in the Navy All-American Bowl this upcoming weekend on Jan. 11 in San Antonio, TX. Texas has five commits from the 2025 class on the roster for the All-American Bowl this coming Saturday, around an hour south of UT-Austin in San Antonio.
Nearly a half dozen Texas football commitments from the 2025 cycle will be in the Navy All-American Bowl in Orlando this upcoming weekend
We will also see how top Longhorns' signees and targets on the recruiting trail for the 2025 and 2026 cycles perform in practice this week leading up to the All-American Bowl on Saturday afternoon.
Multiple Texas signees and key targets on the recruiting trail in the 2025 and 2026 classes also participated in the Under Armour Next All American Game in Orlando, FL, last week.
Four-star quarterback KJ Lacey, five-star defensive lineman Justus Terry, and high-four-star edge rusher/athlete Lance Jackson were just a handful of the Longhorns signees from the 2025 recruiting class participating in the All American Game in the Sunshine State on Jan. 2.
You can view the entire Navy All-American Bowl roster here.
Here are five Texas signees from the 2025 class to watch in the All-American Bowl in Orlando this week.
Daylan McCutcheon, WR
Multiple blue-chip wide receivers from the state of Texas in the 2025 class are participating in the All-American Bowl, including Lucas (TX) Lovejoy four-star Daylan McCutcheon. The final addition to the Longhorns' wide receiver recruiting class for 2025, McCutcheon was a flip this fall from the Florida State Seminoles.
The fact that McCutcheon will be one of the talented wide receivers participating in the All-American Bowl this week just goes to show how deep this wideout signing class is for head coach Steve Sarkisian, wide receivers coach Chris Jackson, and the Longhorns for 2025.
McCutcheon is expected to be an early enrollee for the Longhorns to compete in spring ball.