In a highly anticipated decision that has captured the attention of college football fans nationwide, five-star wide receiver Kaliq Lockett has announced his commitment to the University of Texas. The talented playmaker, who has drawn comparisons to some of the best receivers in the game, chose Texas over formidable competitors including Texas A&M, Alabama, and LSU.
Lockett, a standout from Sachse High School, has been a dominant force on the field, showcasing a blend of speed, agility, and exceptional hands that make him one of the most sought-after recruits in the 2025 class. Standing 6-foot-2 and weighing 175 pounds his arrival promises to add a new dimension to the Longhorns’ receiving corps. His speed & frame provides a formidable target for the quarterbacks and a deep threat that can change the course of games.
Lockett’s decision is a significant win for Texas, which has been working diligently to build a dynamic and explosive offensive unit. After missing out on Dakorien Moore, this is a recruiting battle the Longhorns needed to win desperately. His arrival promises to add a new dimension to the Longhorns’ receiving corps, providing a formidable target for the quarterbacks and a deep threat that can change the course of games.
“I am beyond excited to commit to the University of Texas,” Lockett said during his announcement. “The coaching staff, the atmosphere, and the opportunities at Texas are unmatched. I’ve always admired the Longhorns’ tradition of excellence, and I’m eager to be a part of it. This decision feels like the perfect fit for me.”
The competition for Lockett’s commitment was fierce, with top programs like Texas A&M, Alabama, and LSU all vying for his talents. Each of these schools offered compelling opportunities, but Lockett’s choice of Texas underscores the Longhorns’ growing reputation as a premier destination for elite talent.
His commitment marks the first five-star pledge for Texas football in the 2025 cycle. While they are still in hot pursuit for names like Michael Terry III, Jaime Ffrench, Jonah Williams and more; only time can tell just how talented the Longhorns 2025 recruiting class will be.
