Eric Henry Report: Top Prospects Flips Commitment with Oklahoma Sooners to Texas Longhorns.

Michael Fasusi Flips Commitment from Oklahoma Sooners to Texas Longhorns

In a significant development for the Texas Longhorns football program, elite offensive tackle Michael Fasusi has officially decommitted from the Oklahoma Sooners and pledged his future to Texas. The announcement was confirmed by experienced Longhorns reporter Eric Henry, who has closely followed Fasusi’s recruitment.

Fasusi, widely regarded as one of the top offensive line prospects in the 2025 recruiting class, initially committed to Oklahoma, citing their strong developmental program and coaching staff. However, after further evaluation, he has opted to join Texas, a decision that will undoubtedly bolster the Longhorns’ offensive line for years to come.

The Lewisville High School standout is known for his exceptional footwork, technique, and ability to dominate in both pass protection and run blocking. His commitment marks a significant victory for Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff, who have prioritized strengthening the trenches in their recruiting efforts.

“This decision wasn’t easy, but after deep conversations with my family and coaches, I believe Texas is the best place for me to develop and achieve my goals,” Fasusi said in his official announcement.

The Longhorns have been making strides in securing top-tier talent as they prepare for their move to the Southeastern Conference (SEC), and Fasusi’s commitment adds another crucial piece to their roster. His decision is expected to have ripple effects on Texas’ recruiting momentum, potentially influencing other high-profile prospects considering the program.

With Fasusi now in the fold, Longhorns fans have every reason to be excited about the future of the team’s offensive line. His elite skill set and high ceiling make him a key addition as Texas aims to compete at the highest level in college football.