Summary
The Texas Longhorns were expected to sign running back Isaac Brown from the transfer portal, but he chose to stay with Louisville and signed a new NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deal. Brown was a top performer at Louisville, despite injuries. Texas now needs to look for other players to fill gaps in their team.
Key Facts
- Isaac Brown, a top-ranked running back, decided to stay with the Louisville Cardinals.
- Brown signed a new NIL deal at Louisville, allowing him to benefit from sponsorships.
- Texas Longhorns hoped Brown would replace Quintrevion Wisner, who left via the transfer portal.
- Brown was awarded the ACC Rookie of the Year and ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2024.
- Despite injuries in 2025, Brown was named third-team All-ACC.
- Texas is now considering other players for their running back position, including options from NC State and Jacksonville State.
- Texas is also seeking to strengthen other positions, like wide receiver and offensive line, as Arch Manning nears his final year with the team.
