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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.

Last spring, the Longhorns were assembling a Dream Team. Then 20% of the class decommitted, including two five-star prospects, leaving some massive, and defining, holes in the class.

Burnt Orange Nation will be in attendance at the State 7on7 tournament in College Station this weekend and takes a look at the Texas commits and targets will be there playing.

2013 Texas commit Durham Smythe is representing the USA at the World Championships in Austin. While in town, he spoke with Burnt Orange Nation about a variety of topics.

The decision from Belton tight end Durham Smythe was supposed to come down on Friday. Instead, he delivered good news to the Texas Longhorns on Thursday evening.

Following a weekend trip out to Stanford, Belton TE Durham Smythe revealed through his father that he is tentatively scheduled to make a decision on Friday. Who is in the lead for his services?

Since the second Junior Day recap from Saturday is a bit out-of-date at this point, it's time to take another look at the weekend that was and where the Texas Longhorns go from here in recruiting for the 2013 class.

It's a brave new world for Texas recruitniks after the first Longhorn Junior Day for the 2013 class passed without a single commitment, unheard of in previous years. So what's the deal and where do the Longhorns stand with top 2013 targets?