Texas Longhorns add defensive tackle Jason Johnson to 2027 class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 2:21 AM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
The Texas Longhorns have secured a commitment from three-star defensive tackle Jason Johnson, a 6'4” prospect from Humble, Texas. Johnson, ranked as the No. 42 defensive tackle nationally, opted for Texas over Cal, Vanderbilt, and LSU. His addition bolsters a highly regarded defensive line group in the 2027 recruiting class, which already includes several four-star athletes. Texas' current recruiting class ranks sixth in the country and third in the SEC, showing significant promise ahead of National Signing Day in February.
- •Jason Johnson commits to Texas Longhorns for the 2027 recruiting class.
- •Johnson chose Texas over Cal, Vanderbilt, and LSU.
- •Texas now has six defensive linemen in the 2027 class.
- •The class currently ranks sixth nationally and third in the SEC.
- •National Signing Day is set for February.
- 2:21 AMYahoo Sports — Texas Longhorns continue to create the most dangerous position group in the entire 2027 recruiting class
"The Texas Longhorns are having one heck of a 2027 recruiting class after adding Jason Johnson.
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