Luke Dunham, a local quarterback, has committed to the Longhorns for the 2025 class, which is great news for Texas football fans. Dunham, a standout quarterback at McCallum High School, will join Coach Steve Sarkisian’s team as a preferred walk-on, he announced on social media Sunday.
Dunham had an outstanding 2024 high school season, according to MaxPreps, completing 164 of 265 passing attempts for 2,635 yards, 28 touchdowns, and eight interceptions. His on-field abilities will undoubtedly benefit the Longhorns’ quarterback room.
Dunham’s pledge adds a lot to Texas’ 2025 recruiting class, which the 247Sports composite now ranks as the best in the nation. This accomplishment represents the third time since 1999 that the Longhorns have attracted the nation’s top recruiting class.
Dunham, a preferred walk-on, will be part of an outstanding group of rookie quarterbacks, which includes Saraland, Alabama’s four-star recruit KJ Lacey.
Dunham and Lacey’s arrival will provide the UT quarterbacks room much-needed depth, paving the way for an exciting future for Texas football.
The Longhorns’ success in recruiting is evidence of Coach Sarkisian’s capacity to draw elite players to the program. Texas supporters should anticipate a bright future for their cherished club now that Dunham is on board.
In other football news, the Eagles vs. Chiefs Super Bowl game has raised curiosity over Texas quarterbacks’ performances. The big game will feature Texas’s abundance of football talent as Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts square off.
All things considered, Luke Dunham’s dedication to the Texas Longhorns is a positive step for the team, and supporters are eager to watch him play.