Get to know 2025 signee Rickey Stewart Jr.
Whether you’re a diehard recruiting fan in need of a refresher or a casual fan in need of only the particulars, this will be the series for you.
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The first national signing day for college football begins December 4 and runs through December 6. This series gives you the chance to familiarize yourself with the next class charged with keeping Texas in a position of national prominence.
To win at a consistently high level means stacking talented class after talented class. The top-five 2025 class does just that following top-six finishes in the 2022, 2023, and 2024 classes.
On the first national signing day, Inside Texas will offer profiles of each member of the 2025 signing class. Up next, Rickey Stewart Jr.
The Player: Rickey Stewart Jr., RB, Tyler (Texas) Chapel Hill
The Rating: 89.06 (three-star)
The Ranking: Stewart is ranked as the No. 442 overall prospect, the No. 34 running back, and the No. 62 player in Texas in the On3 Industry Ranking. On3 ranks Stewart as the No. 25 running back and the No. 51 player in Texas.
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The Highlights:
The Recruitment: Texas targeted two tailbacks for the 2025 class. When Tashard Choice visited Chapel Hill, he immediately saw Stewart’s potential and extended an offer. Stewart attended UT’s Junior Day on January 20th, received his dream offer, and quickly committed to the Longhorns.
The Projection: Stewart is an ultra-quick running back who has excelled behind a strong offensive line at Chapel Hill. His quickness allows him to win the edge and his patience enables him to let blockers set up plays. At Texas, he’s projected to thrive in outside running schemes and short passing game roles, similar to Keilan Robinson, Jaydon Blue, or Tre Wisner. His development will determine if he becomes more than an explosive situational weapon.
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The Reasoning: Stewart always dreamed of playing for Texas, and once he received the offer, his decision was made.
