Longhorns 2025 WR Target Andrew Marsh Eager to Return to Austin ASAP

2025 five-star wide receiver Andrew Marsh can't seem to get enough of the Texas Longhorns and wants to plan a visit during the upcoming football season.

It's no surprise that the well-known athleticism and stamina of the Texas Longhorns quarterback room has caused the Forty Acres to appear more attractive, especially to receivers like Andrew Marsh.

Marsh is a five-star receiver out of the 2025 recruiting class, and, according to 247Sports on Friday, Texas has caught his eye and he feels intrigued to make his way back to Austin for a visit.

“I’ll get up there for a game this season, I’m trying to get back up there as soon as possible,” Marsh said. “I like it at UT so I’m always trying to get back up there.”

The Fulshear, Texas native is currently ranked as the No. 23 player in the nation, which means that he is high on the prospect list of many other schools. Marsh has received 30 nation-wide offers already.

Marsh has made a solid effort to visit Texas more than other schools during the offseason. He visited Texas unofficially on Jan. 21 for the first Junior Day of the offseason. Then, Marsh managed to make two more appearances on the Forty Acres, on second Junior Day on March 25 and for the Elite Camp on June 3.

Although Texas appears to be a favorite to Marsh, according to 247Sports' Jordan Scruggs, Marsh said that many other schools have caught his attention as well, such as Houston Cougars, LSU Tigers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Michigan Wolverines, Oklahoma Sooners, Oregon Ducks, TCU Horned Frogs, and USC Trojans.

What Texas has been building in its quarterback room should be used to their advantage in attracting receivers, so the Longhorns will continue to prioritize Marsh and other five-star 2025 recruits.  

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