Linebacker Rasheem Biles impresses Texas coaching staff in practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:59 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Texas Longhorns linebacker Rasheem Biles has made a significant impression during fall camp, as head coach Steve Sarkisian described him as a 'problem' for the offense. Biles, a transfer from Pitt, is expected to play a key role this season, combining skills in pass coverage and special teams. His past performances include a standout season at Pittsburgh, where he led in punt blocks and demonstrated versatility. Sarkisian noted Biles’ explosive play capabilities, highlighting his potential impact on the Longhorns' defense. The team's focus is now on integrating Biles into their game plan ahead of the upcoming season.
- •Rasheem Biles transferred to Texas from Pittsburgh.
- •Biles is projected to start as the Will linebacker.
- •Steve Sarkisian praised Biles for his disruptive potential in practice.
- •Biles recorded three career interceptions, all returned for touchdowns.
- •The Longhorns aim to fill the void left by Anthony Hill Jr.
- 3:59 PMYahoo Sports — LB Rasheem Biles is a ‘problem’ for the Texas offense in practice
"When the season starts, the Pitt transfer is going to be a problem for everyone on the schedule.
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