Texas lands Arch Manning’s top target in Auburn star Cam Coleman

After a 10-3 season for Texas football and missing the playoffs, the Longhorns were focused on returning to the playoffs in 2026. Arch Manning took a pay cut to make sure the Longhorns could have the money needed to make a run at a title. Now, the team has put that money to use and made a major move in the College Football Transfer Portal.

Star receiver Cam Coleman, from Auburn, has committed to Texas, per Pete Thamel of ESPN.

Coleman was the number five-ranked recruit in the 2024 class. Further, the receiver was the second-best at his position, only behind Jeremiah Smith. Originally, Coleman was committed to Texas A&M, but reopened his recruitment after Jimbo Fisher was fired. He landed at Auburn, where his high school coach, Patrick Nix, played, and his son, Bo Nix, played originally.

The wideout has been a stud in his first two seasons. In his freshman year, Coleman brought in 37 receptions for 598 yards and found paydirt eight times. In 2025, he had 56 receptions for 708 yards and five scores. He did all of this while having five different quarterbacks throwing to him, including players such as Payton Thorne and Jackson Arnold. None of the quarterbacks passing to him has been at the level of Manning.

This is a developing story with more to come.

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