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Yahoo
24-05-2025
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Longhorns offer offensive lineman in 2026 class
As the Longhorns look to add to their offensive line, one prospect they are showing interest in is Grayson McKeogh. On Monday, the Longhorns offered the 2026 four-star recruit. While McKeogh's recruiting tour has just gotten underway, he is drawing interest from some of the top programs in the country. Currently, the Longhorns' top competition is Penn State and Notre Dame. The Pennsylvania native already has a visit set with both, and Texas hopes to see them join that list. If they were able to land, Mckeogh Steve Sarkisian and the Longhorns would be getting one of the top tackles left on the board. Advertisement The La Salle High School product is ranked as the 22nd-best offensive lineman and sixth-best prospect from Pennsylvania in his class. That is partly why he has been a popular target for schools nationwide. He has also gotten offers from Boston College, Duke, Indiana, and Liberty. While McKeogh has plenty of options on the table, he has the chance to join a talented Longhorn 2026 class. It already includes Dia Bell, Jermaine Bishop Jr., Chris Stewart, Max Wright, and Hayward Howard Jr. Over the next few weeks, more names should join that list as recruiting season continues. Although the Longhorns are not the favorites at the moment, they have made their interest clear. It will be interesting to see how Mckeogh's market develops as he gets closer to a decision and more teams make their interest known. The Longhorns hope the process ends with him in Austin. Advertisement Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) at @LonghornsWire. This article originally appeared on Longhorns Wire: Grayson McKeogh
Yahoo
15-04-2025
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Former NFL tight end, Ohio high school star, Don Hasselbeck dead at 70
A former NFL tight end and Cincinnati native has died. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Don Hasselbeck, the father of former NFL quarterbacks Matt and Tim Hasselbeck, passed away on Monday, his son Matt wrote on social media. Advertisement TRENDING STORIES: Matt said his father suffered cardiac arrest. He also thanked his parents' neighbors and medics 'who came to his aid.' 'He was a great husband, father, grandfather, friend, coach, player, coworker, artist, mentor, and storyteller. Despite being an All-American at Colorado and a Super Bowl Champion with the Raiders, what we are most proud of is the leader he was for our family,' Matt wrote on X. 'There is a 6′ 7″ hole in our hearts. He will be so missed by so many. We are beyond grateful that he was our dad and look forward to Heaven and being all together again.' Don Hasselbeck played high school football and basketball at La Salle High School in Cincinnati. Advertisement He graduated in 1973 and is a member of the La Salle High School Athletic Hall of Fame, according to the school's website. Don Hasselbeck played college football at Colorado and was drafted in 1977 by the New England Patriots. He also played for the Los Angeles Raiders in 1983, the Minnesota Vikings in 1984, and the New York Giants in 1985. His son, Tim, also paid tribute on social media. The La Salle High School's alumni shared a Cincinnati Enquirer article about Don Hasselbeck on social media. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
