- Keller Timber Creek 2024 WR Dozie Ezukanma (6'3, 185) committed to TCU over interest from Oregon, Missouri, Arkansas and more. 

"We have great relationship over there," Ezukanma said. "It is close to home."

Ezukanma's brother, Erik Ezukanma, starred at Texas Tech before moving on to the NFL. 

"My brother's game is a take a screen to the crib type of receiver," Dozie began as he compared and contrasted their skills. "I feel like I can do everything. I can go deep. I am a deep threat. I can take a slant to the house. I can throw the ball from the wildcat. I feel like I can do it all. My brother is great; I am just doing my best to follow in his footsteps." 

- Dallas Christian School CB William "Speedy" Nettles (6'2, 175) committed to Nebraska over offers from Purdue, Nebraska, Baylor and more. 

"Home is always going to be a good choice for anybody," Nettles said. 

- Denton Guyer 2024 WR Josiah Martin (5'11, 160) is one of the most dangerous offensive weapons in the state, securing 126 receptions for 1,925 yards and 21 touchdowns over the past two seasons. The one-time Boston College commitment is planning to visit Cal and Virginia leading into the Early Signing Period. Mississippi State has shown some interest as well since Jeff Lebby's arrival.

- Silsbee 2024 WR Dre'lon Miller (6'0, 200) is the highest-rated uncommitted prospect in the Lone Star State, and this weekend, the five-star is slated to take an official visit to Colorado. It will be his second trip to Boulder since he decommitted from Texas A&M on Oct. 17. LSU, USC and Texas A&M remain in the hunt, and several elite programs are trying to get back into the race. 

- Lancaster 2024 RB Kewan Lacy (5'11, 195) has a huge game coming up in the regional finals versus Forney tonight, but he is still sorting through his top options in recruiting, including Alabama, Ole Miss and Missouri. He took a recent unofficial visit to Alabama and an official visit to Missouri on November 18th. 

- Bay City 2024 DL Carlon Jones (6'2, 275) decomitted from Nebraska earlier this week and he has official visits planned to see schools like Ohio State (12/8) and Kansas State (12/15). More schools are still trying to get in the race for his signature, as USC just offered yesterday, so this is a recruitment that is very much in flux. Could he wait until after the Early Signing Period to ink?