Texas State Offensive Commits Class of 2026

Dameon Crowe

Fan perspective

Return specialist with game-breaking ability, Dameon can take quick screens to the house in an instant. He’s extremely shifty in space and plays bigger than his frame, showing a strong vertical leap and catching the ball at its highest point. He can also take handoffs out of the backfield when needed. The key to maximizing his impact is getting him into open-field, one-on-one situations and letting the magic happen.

Easton Webb

Fan perspective

Webb is a two-sport commit as committed to the Bobcats to play Footballl and Baseball. Webb brings arm talent and poise from Oklahoma’s 6A scene, showing timing, touch, and the build to take hits and keep plays alive. With offers spanning Big 12 and ACC programs, he profiles as a scheme-versatile QB who can push the ball vertically and operate in quick-game concepts.

Eric Perkins

Fan perspective

Eric will be graduating high school early in December and joining the team in the spring semester. Texas State enters 2025 with one of the heaviest offensive lines in Division I football, and Perkins adds another massive body with rare physical traits you just can’t coach. If he locks in at left tackle, he’ll be a key piece in protecting Brad Jackson’s blind side. He brings power, reach, and the kind of nastiness in the trenches that makes fans excited to say: bring on the pancakes!

Juntavious Harris “JT”

Fan perspective

VISION, VISION, VISION — JT is a pure joy to watch. He shows patience to let holes develop and then explodes through the gap with authority. For his size, he’s surprisingly tough to bring down and consistently breaks tackles. Few players can reverse field and still find the end zone, but JT has that ability. With over 2,000 all-purpose yards in his junior season, he’s primed to add more highlights his senior year. As Lincoln Pare moves on, JT provides valuable depth and playmaking ability to the Bobcat backfield.

Lakeyleon Graves

Fan perspective

Lakeyleon has officially become the Bobcats’ first-ever 4-star commit, according to 247Sports. It is not every day you find a linebacker who can line up outside as a nationally ranked wide receiver and run track at a high level. He is also versatile enough to rotate into the secondary or even come off the edge when needed.

At 6’2″, 185 pounds, his yards after contact jump off the film. That skill will only improve as he continues to grow stronger. Paired with his breakout speed, he can separate from defenders in a way that is already drawing early comparisons to DK Metcalf.

For Coach GJ and the Bobcats, this is another big weapon to add on offense, especially with top playmakers like Beau Sparks set to graduate. Lakeyleon is not just a big commit, he is a statement about where this program is headed.

Russell Crawford

Fan perspective

Russell is a versatile tight end who can line up outside as a receiver or in tight on the line. His run-blocking skills are excellent, and he has the ability to seal the edge effectively. He also uses his large frame to create separation from defenders and make contested catches. Russell will be joining fellow Marshall HS teammate Eric Perkins, giving the Bobcats a strong pipeline from East Texas.

Teagan Lindsey

Fan perspective

Teagan lines up at tackle on offense and also plays defensive tackle/defensive end for Callisburg. He projects as a right tackle for the Bobcats, where his size and toughness will shine. Balancing roles on both sides of the ball while carrying a 3.8 GPA shows his intelligence and work ethic. On film, he plays through the whistle and punishes defenders with pancake blocks that fans will love to see on highlight reels.

Terrance Brown

Fan perspective

GJ continues to emphasize building the offensive line with this class, and Terrance is the only true guard commit so far. At 6’6 and 310 pounds, he already has the size to compete and will only continue to develop. His strong run-blocking skills stand out, and with continued work on footwork and strength, he has the tools to become a reliable force inside.

Xavier Warren

Fan perspective

Originally committed to UCLA before flipping to the Bobcats, Xavier brings proven big-play production. You can see from the highlights below why he has compiled over 18 offers. As a sophomore at Georgetown, he caught 20 passes for 447 yards and 4 touchdowns. As a junior, he posted 46 receptions for 876 yards and 9 touchdowns, and added 7 rushes for 53 yards and 4 rushing touchdowns. A multi-sport athlete who ran track as a freshman, he has the speed to stretch the field and the burst for jet sweeps and screens. His route running is a plus and should translate quickly. According to 247Sports, he currently profiles as Texas State’s third-highest commit.