Texas football’s recruiting momentum faced a new test this weekend as the nation’s top signal-caller in the 2027 class, Kavian Bryant, made his way to Austin for an unofficial visit. The visit, which coincided with the Longhorns’ dominant 55-0 win over Sam Houston State, provided the Palestine, Texas, native a firsthand look at what Steve Sarkisian’s program offers on and off the field. Steve Sarkisian faces a Challenge As the Recruiting Battle for Elite QB Kavian Bryant Intensifies Bryant, who plays for Westwood High School, has quickly established himself as one of the most electrifying young quarterbacks in the country. As a sophomore, he racked up 2,442 passing yards, 34 touchdowns, and just three interceptions on 146 attempts. His impact was not limited to the air, either, as he added 709 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns. That production showcases the dual-threat ability that makes him a nightmare for defenses. While Texas sees Bryant as a potential cornerstone of its 2027 recruiting class, his path to Austin is far from clear. The talented quarterback has no shortage of suitors, with Florida State, SMU, Texas Tech, Arkansas, and even Michigan having already offered . As his recruitment develops, more programs are expected
