Texas Secures Commitment from 2027 WR Briceson Thrower: "I See Myself Thriving There"

Briceson Thrower, a talented wide receiver from North Forney, has made the decision to join the Texas Longhorns after careful consideration and several visits this spring. The highly sought-after prospect chose Texas over Texas Tech, Texas A&M, and Illinois, marking a significant addition to the team’s recruiting class.

"What’s really exciting me is seeing myself in their program making plays," Thrower shared with Rivals. He expressed admiration for the coaching staff's commitment to developing players both on and off the field. "I really like how they’ve pushed guys to be the best... I see myself thriving there, and I know it’s a good fit for me,” he added.

Throughout the spring, position coach Chris Jackson maintained close communication with Thrower, further solidifying his interest in the program. "Texas and especially Coach Jackson have been on me pretty hard lately. He’s always calling and checking up,” Thrower noted, highlighting the coach's dedication to maintaining a connection with him.

Thrower, ranked as the No. 47 wide receiver nationwide and No. 411 overall in the Rivals Industry Ranking for the 2027 class, is set to return to Austin for an official visit from June 12-14. "Their visits have been great, and I can’t wait for my official visit. I fit in their system really well," he remarked.

This commitment adds to Texas's growing reputation as a destination for top-tier football talent in the Lone Star State.