Good News: As Four-star WR signs with Texas over Arizona and Washington

Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian said in a press conference on Early Signing Day on Wednesday that the team might add another wide receiver. On Friday, as the early signing period ended, the team added Aaron Butler.
Prior to the Early Signing Period, Butler, who hails from Calabasas, California, made official visits to the Arizona Wildcats, Colorado Buffaloes, and Georgia Bulldogs. He was primarily regarded as a recruit from the West Coast. However, despite never hosting Butler for a visit in Austin, the Longhorns and wide receivers coach Chris Jackson made an official offer on the second day of the Early Signing Period, putting them firmly in the running for his services.

His reported finalists were the Wildcats, the Washington Huskies, and the Longhorns when he went into his declaration Friday with Arizona facilitating the last authority visit from the agreement four-star prospect and Washington getting him nearby for the normal season finale competition game against Washington State.
The 6’0, 170-pound collector is a flexible weapon in the passing game, with track speed and top-end ball abilities, as well as a genuineness sharpened by his time playing on edge side of the ball. At first dedicated to the USC Trojans to play corner and afterward promised to Deion Sanders and the Colorado Bison, Steward can come in and add profundity and worth ahead of schedule to Jackson’s wide beneficiary room as Texas hopes to reinforce the numbers in that gathering.
The No. 122 player broadly and the No. 21 wide beneficiary, agreeing the 247Sports Composite rankings, Steward joins Houston move Matthew Brilliant and three other secondary school underwriters in Jackson’s wide collector class. The Longhorns’ class is ranked No. 3 broadly with 23 endorsers notwithstanding the two exchanges.