Orlando (Fla.) The First Academy offensive lineman Reed Ramsier kicked off an formidable camp tour with a cease in Austin Monday.
The four-star labored with offensive line coach Kyle Flood all day and got here away with a Texas soccer supply earlier than leaving the 40 Acres.
“Coach Flood provided me by the pool,” Ramsier instructed Rivals. “Stated he solely provides guys that he needs to assist win nationwide championships for this system. Loves my ft and my arms. He’s excited to have a motive to return all the way down to Florida to recruit me.
“I wouldn’t say I used to be shocked however on the similar time I wasn’t assured a proposal only for being there, I nonetheless needed to compete and ball out.”
The work and total impression at Texas, mixed with the supply, shoots the Longhorns fairly excessive on Ramsier’s record of early contenders regardless of greater than 20 provides to his title.
“They’re close to the highest on my record, no query,” he stated. “I’m excited to see the place the connection with Coach Flood and Texas goes. He’s one of the best within the enterprise. He would coach me up each time after a drill or rep of 1on1.”
All sides talked concerning the Floridian getting again to city for a sport within the fall, one thing the rising-junior says must be settled sooner moderately than later.
Going ahead, Texas will stay within the thick of this recruiting race.
“UT was superior,” Ramsier stated. “Only a nice camp and go to. Talked to the coaches for 45 minutes. General nice time and I can’t wait to rise up to a sport within the fall!”
The massive blocker is not sitting again regardless of the brand new supply. He’ll camp at Clemson Tuesday earlier than a trek to Ohio State Thursday of this week. He’ll work out at Alabama and Georgia — every already on the supply record — on June 10 and 12, respectively.
Ramsier has been on fairly the supply run this spring, with a lot of the SEC leaping in with scholarship provides. Visits to Clemson, Miami, Florida State and Oklahoma additionally went down in current months.