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The Texas Longhorns will have their most experienced offensive line in years when the 2013 season starts, but even with all that experience, the starters all have room for improvement.

Since it's a small Texas class, and in honor of ever-advancing political correctness, everyone gets a trophy! Not really, but many of the prospects in the class did receive a coveted GoBR.

The Texas Longhorns have signed 15 prospects in the 2013 class, with the strongest group the offensive linemen. Find out what else the 'Horns added on offense.

Your place to discuss everything related to the prospects signing with Texas and every other school around the country.

The 2013 Texas offensive line class may be the best in the country and is the best in the 'Horns for years. Thing is, Stacy Searels can't afford for it to end up like the 2009 group.

Texas has been looking high and low for another receiver in the 2013 class and may have found one almost by accident in Contra Costa's Ronald Butler, a teammate of new Longhorn Desmond Harrison.

The Longhorns went the JUCO route again to land another offensive tackle who could come in and start. Assessing what Desmond Harrison means for Texas, where he fits in, and what his strengths are as a player.

The 2013 recruiting class is coming down to the wire as Texas tries to add a running back and a wide receiver to the fold. Discover the newest targets there, as well as updates on the final two JUCO targets.

According to one report, top Texas JUCO target Desmond Harrison is no longer being recruited by one of the major programs on his radar.

Coming out of the postseason all-star games, two new targets along the offensive line have emerged for Texas, while the lone wide receiver left on the board has changed his visit plans.