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What is Damonic Williams, a Texas transfer target, announcing next week?
According to reports, a decision on Texas’s top DL priority in the spring is almost certain.

Damonic Williams, a junior transfer defensive tackle from TCU Horned Frogs, is Texas football’s unquestionably top priority target in the NCAA Transfer Portal this spring. The defensive lineman who was named Honorable Mention All-Big 12 is one of the most sought-after players in the gateway during the spring window, and he is in great need of a position.

First priority Football DL transfer from Texas Next week, Damonic Williams might make his announcement.
By late this weekend, when this article was written, Williams had already made official visits to three different institutions. Last weekend, he made his first trip to Norman to see Oklahoma Sooners head coach Brent Venables.

Texas was the second school that Williams paid a formal visit to. Williams said the Longhorns “checked all the boxes” during his recent multi-day visit to Austin.

Texas is leading the way in this portal recruitment, with Oklahoma still in the running among the universities Williams has previously visited, according to the talk that has been going around these past few days.

Williams most recently made an official visit to the Mizzou Tigers. This past weekend, he returned from a trip to Columbia to visit Mizzou.

Williams still has one or two official visits left on his schedule before it appears that he will be prepared to make his announcement. On April 28, Williams is scheduled to arrive in Baton Rouge to meet with head coach Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers.

According to a report by Texas Football’s Gerry Hamilton on April 28, LSU is now seen as Texas and Oklahoma’s greatest threat in this portal recruitment. Williams is LSU’s biggest priority this spring at defensive tackle in the portal.

Williams is said to be anticipated to make a decision following the conclusion of his visit to Baton Rouge in the coming days. A midweek announcement on May 1 or 2 seems like a reasonable timeframe.

During the spring portal window, Texas has already added one defensive tackle transfer. After spending several days in Austin last weekend, defensive tackle Bill Norton, a former senior grad transfer from the Georgia Bulldogs and Arizona Wildcats, decided to join the Longhorns.

In order to add depth to the front seven heading into the SEC in fall, the Longhorns, under the direction of their new defensive line coach Kenny Baker, are still searching for at least one more defensive tackle with immediate impact in the spring transfer window.