2027 recruit Isaiah Udom sets date for his official visit to Austin

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Longhorns received a timely boost to their 2027 recruiting efforts Friday when Dallas South Oak Cliff defensive back Isaiah Udom locked in an official visit to campus for June 12–14.

Udom, rated a three-star prospect, has already attracted scholarship offers from Baylor, Florida, Houston, Missouri, Penn State and SMU. That list is expected to lengthen as the cycle intensifies this summer.

The 5-foot-11 corner helped the Golden Bears capture their third state title in five seasons this past fall, anchoring a secondary that limited high-powered playoff opponents throughout the postseason run.

Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff have prioritized Udom as part of a defensive backfield plan that could include multiple signees from the 2027 cycle. The Longhorns already hold commitments from four-star wide receiver Easton Royal, three-star edge Cameron Hall and three-star tight end JT Geraci, and four-star athlete Trenton Yancey will be on campus the same June weekend as Udom.

While Texas continues pursuing other high-profile targets — offers are out to four-stars Tyson Robinson, Caden Waye, Nick Lennear, Brock Williams and Kennedy Brown — the program’s current haul sits inside the national top ten.

Udom will use the upcoming trip to tour Texas’ facilities, meet position coaches and visualize a future in burnt orange. A decision timeline has not been announced, but the Longhorns intend to make a strong impression before he circles back to other suitors.