The Texas football 2025 transfer class includes five players, three defensive linemen, two players born outside the United States and zero offensive players. There's still time to add, of course, with some players still available and a fresh act of transfer drama set to take center stage at the conclusion of spring practice.

Now former Ohio State Buckeyes defensive tackle Hero Kanu has announced his committed to the Texas Longhorns after entering the transfer portal.

Even with a commitment from Hero Kanu on Wednesday morning, the usual storm of offseason transfer portal chaos has more closely resembled a light rain as far as Texas football is concerned. After diving into the portal for 12 players last offseason,

The Texas Longhorns have added another key piece to their defensive line, as former Ohio State defensive tackle Hero Kanu announced his commitment to Texas on Wednesday. Kanu, a highly sought-after transfer,

Of course, the Longhorns were a final four team in the College Football Playoff. Ohio State knocked them out in the Cotton Bowl to head on to the National Championship Game. When

Texas will be coming off a College Football Playoff semifinal appearance and looking to top a 13-3 season that ended in the Cotton Bowl. It's already been a busy 2025 for the Longhorns, with plenty of transfer portal activity and a reported new extension for head coach Steve Sarkisian.

The Texas Longhorns made a large investment in the interior defensive line position on Wednesday by landing a commitment from Ohio State Buckeyes transfer defensive tackle Hero Kanu. “Trust the process,