Texas defensive lineman Justus Terry praised as a generational talent
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Texas Longhorns defensive lineman Justus Terry returned for preseason camp after shoulder surgery, weighing over 20 pounds more than last season. Coach Steve Sarkisian emphasized the importance of player development and included Terry among second-year players expected to contribute significantly. Senior teammate Hero Kanu commended Terry's potential, calling him a generational talent. Terry's physical improvements and the hiring of defensive coordinator Will Muschamp signal a promising role for him in Texas' defensive line depth this season.
- •Justus Terry returns for preseason camp after recovering from shoulder surgery.
- •He has gained over 20 pounds since last season, now weighing 289 pounds.
- •Coach Sarkisian is counting on second-year players to step up, including Terry.
- •Hero Kanu described Terry as a generational talent, emphasizing his athleticism.
- •Hiring Will Muschamp as defensive coordinator could benefit Terry’s role.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Texas DL Justus Terry is a ‘generational talent’
"On Thursday, Hero Kanu had high praise for the No. 2 defensive lineman in the 2025 recruiting class.
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