Prospects from the Dallas RivalsCamp address which program is closer to becoming elite: Oklahoma, Texas or Texas A&M ....
“I really feel like Texas could really step up this year and take that extra step,” Pierce said. “They’ve been killing it in recruiting and their coaches have them going in the right direction. If they can put the pieces together, I know their defense is good and they’re going to play good. If they get the ball rolling on offense they’ll be tough to beat. They’re close.”said recently, that Texas might have the best roster in college football right now.is not so sure.
“They’re all good schools but I feel like OU is fitting to come out next year, for sure,” Fasusi said. “I know the players, it’s all about brotherhood and when you get the brotherhood right, you get the team right.”
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