Texas set to host several elite commits and targets for Stars at Night Camp

Once again, the Texas Longhorns are gearing up for a major recruiting visit weekend, with some of the nation’s elite prospects set to visit and compete at Texas’ Stars at Night Camp. The 2020, 2021, and 2022 classes will each be represented on campus.

Here’s a look at who’s expected to make it down to the Forty Acres this weekend:

2020

• Vernon Broughton — 4-star DT — Cypress Ridge — Texas commit
• Jaylen Garth — 4-star OT — Port Neches-Groves — Texas commit
• Kitan Crawford — 4-star CB — John Tyler — Texas commit
• Quentin Johnston — 4-star WR — Temple
• Alfred Collins — 4-star SDE — Cedar Creek
• Javian Hester — 4-star WR — Tulsa (Okla.) Booker T. Washington
• LV Bunkley-Shelton — 4-star WR — Gardena (Calif.) Junipero Serra
• Courtland Ford — 4-star OT — Cedar Hill
• Derrick Lewis — 3-star ILB — Samuel Clemens

2021

• Quaydarius Davis — 4-star WR — Dallas Skyline — Texas commit
• Jalen Milroe — 4-star QB — Katy Tompkins — Texas commit
• Hayden Conner — 4-star OT — Katy Taylor — Texas commit
• JoJo Earle — 4-star WR — Aledo
• Theodore Knox — 4-star WR — The Woodlands
• Derrick Harris Jr. — 4-star OLB — New Caney
• Ishmael Ibraheem — 4-star CB — Dallas Kimball
• Latrell Neville — 4-star WR — Fort Bend Ridge Point
• Billy Bowman — 4-star ATH — Denton Ryan
• JD Coffey — 4-star S — Kennedale
• Lake McRee — 3-star TE — Lake Travis — Texas commit

2022

• Keithian “Bear” Alexander — Unranked DT — Dallas Skyline
• Jordan Crook — Unranked ILB — Bishop Dunne
• Derrick Johnson — Unranked S — Lake Travis
• Caleb Burton — Unranked WR — Del Valle
• Martrell Harris — Unranked OLB — The Woodlands

Visit confirmations courtesy of BON, Twitter, 247Sports, Inside Texas, The Football Brainiacs