Texas coaches hold in-home visit with Michigan DT commit Jordan Elliott

Hours ahead of a planned official visit, Texas Longhorns coaches held an in-home visit with Michigan Wolverines defensive tackle commit Jordan Elliott:

In home visit pic.twitter.com/3Ak634m984

— FilthyJay (@XCV____) January 22, 2016

The news of Elliott's planned visit came with little warning on Wednesday and came in sharp contrast to what Elliott was saying at the 2016 US Army All-American Bowl in early January, when he indicated that he was no longer communicating with the Texas coaching staff:

Time to kill the #GoBlue/#HookEm chatter with DT Jordan Elliott (@XCV____) #ArmyBowl pic.twitter.com/OMUwtoUphd

— Damon Sayles (@DamonSayles) January 4, 2016

So much for that, it seems.

The 6'4, 306-pounder was a frequent visitor in Austin throughout the summer and fall, making it to campus four times between June and November. Since he's only taken one official visit this fall, he wouldn't have to pay for his trip to Texas.

Since Elliott looked like a potential Longhorns lean at times during the fall, there were two flip predictions made for Texas on Friday morning in the 247Sports Crystal Ball:

Any news that emerges from the visit won't come from Elliott, however, as he indicated that he'll go media silent in the coming days:

No interviews until February 3rd thank you

— FilthyJay (@XCV____) January 22, 2016

Considered a consensus four-star prospect, Elliott is the No. 115 prospect overall, the No. 13 defensive tackle, and the No. 18 player in the state of Texas, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings.