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The breakdown of the eight players Texas offered in the 2010 recruiting class who ended up attending other schools, including the biggest miss of the class -- Jake Matthews, the son of Hall-of-Famer Bruce.

Burnt Orange Nation has all the news from the June 7 summer camp held by the Texas Longhorns, including unexpected attendees and unexpected absences.

Afternoon Brewsky has all the latest on the first Texas summer camp scheduled for June 7, including the list of prospective attendees and the reasons for the notable absences. Also, the latest on Damion James and whether he will return to Texas for his senior season.

Burnt Orange Nation covers the latest hit to the Texas Longhorns' 2010 football class, as quickly-rising Arlington Oakridge receiver Ross Apo switched his commitment to BYU.

Morning Coffee checks in on some 2010 recruits, as well as Quan Cosby and Calvin Howell.

Morning Coffee discusses Lache Seastrunk's visit to Auburn, Damion James and the NBA, J'Covan Brown, and the Nike Hoops Summit.

Morning Coffee looks at the "Predator" -- hybrid linebacker-defensive end Sergio Kindle, as well as the impact of recruiting services, blue chips at the Saturday Texas scrimmage, and programming notes on Avery Bradley's big week.

With 19 commitments already for the Longhorns' 2010 class, there are only a few spots left open, but 11 outstanding offers. Here's a breakdown of those players and where they fit.

Burnt Orange Nation looks at some offers that might go out during Texas' next Junior Day on February 29, while also talking the 2009 tight end situation and Dogus Balbay's insertion at the point guard spot for the basketball team.

With Signing Day on Wednesday, the attention now turns towards the 2010 class. Morning Coffee looks at the wide receivers, tight ends, and offensive lineman that the Longhorns will target.