Steve Sarkisian Now Has The Most Explosive Group Of Playmakers in College Football

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The Texas Longhorns have significantly bolstered their roster for the upcoming season by acquiring top talents from the transfer portal. They have secured commitments from Cam Coleman, the leading wide receiver in the portal, and Hollywood Smothers, one of the top-ranked running backs. These additions position Texas to potentially have the most explosive offense in college football.
Cam Coleman, previously with Auburn and a former five-star recruit, is set to become the primary receiver for quarterback Arch Manning. He joins a strong receiving corps that includes Emmett Mosley V, Ryan Wingo, and Kaliq Lockett, all of whom are poised to enhance their contributions next season.
The Longhorns also addressed losses in their running back lineup by signing Smothers from NC State and Raleek Brown from Arizona State, ranked No. 2 and No. 5 in the transfer portal, respectively. This new duo aims to revitalize Texas' running game, which struggled last season.
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