5-Star WR Andrew Marsh schedules Texas official visit

A top in-state wide receiver priority for Texas football and WR coach Chris Jackson in the 2025 class will visit Austin frequently over the next few months. The elite five-star Fulshear (TX) Katy Jordan wide receiver Andrew Marsh has multiple unofficial visits scheduled to see Texas this spring.

5-Star Texas football WR priority Andrew Marsh officially visiting Austin in mid-June

A report from Inside Texas on March 15 (paid content) also notes that Marsh has locked in his official visit dates for the early summer. He will reportedly take official visits to see the USC Trojans (June 7-9), Texas (June 14-16), and the Oklahoma Sooners (June 21-23) in June.

This spring, March will visit Texas on March 25 and for the annual Orange-White spring football game on April 20.

Marsh was a frequent visitor at Texas last year. He visited Texas multiple times last offseason and made it out for a couple of gameday visits last fall. The late-March visit to Austin will be the first time Marsh unofficially visits Texas this offseason.

Texas in the mix among Marsh's top schools entering the spring

Jackson has built a great relationship with Marsh. He stays in constant communication with the elite wide receiver recruit and has the Longhorns among the schools setting the pace in his recruitment.

The three schools Marsh is officially visiting this summer, along with the LSU Tigers, form the top group in this recruitment entering spring practice. He's also reportedly still in contact with the Michigan Wolverines, Texas A&M Aggies, TCU Horned Frogs, and Florida Gators, among a handful of other schools early this offseason.

Marsh remains a top in-state priority for Jackson, head coach Steve Sarkisian, and the Longhorns in the 2025 class entering the spring. Five-star LSU Tigers commit/Duncanville product Dakorien Moore, Sachse five-star Kaliq Lockett, and Houston (TX) Hitchcock four-star Kelshaun Johnson are among the other blue-chip in-state wideouts visiting Texas in the next few months.

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