Texas signs the No. 5 2024 class with Tre Johnson's commitment
The Texas Longhorns signed the No. 5 ranked recruiting class in the 2024 cycle with the announcement of five-star Tre Johnson.
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Johnson, the No. 4 ranked prospect in the 2024 cycle, committed to Texas over Baylor Wednesday afternoon live on The Pat McAfee Show.
Rodney Terry and staff have now inked the highest ranked recruiting class at Texas since the 2011 class. That 2011 class was ranked No. 4 was a seven man recruiting class headlined by five-star point guard Myck Kabongo.
The Longhorns currently have three commitments in the class, and a fourth is not out of the question.
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Texas Longhorns 2024 Class
Tre Johnson, SG, Richardson (Texas) Link Prep
On3 Industry Ranking: No. 4 (5-star)
On3 Scouting Report: Johnson is as natural a scorer as there is in the class. Standing at a lengthy 6-5, he’s able to get the shot off over defenders. What really stands out is his ability to create space. His balance is great and can’t talk enough about the footwork. He still needs to continue working on the strength and distinguishing between a shot you can get and a good shot. Johnson has a smooth jump shot, with a repeatable form and release, no matter the level. He averaged 24.0 points on 40.7% 3P in Phoenix. – Jamie Shaw
Cam Scott, SG, Lexington (S.C.) High
On3 Industry Ranking: No. 34 (4-star)
On3 Scouting Report: Scott is a lengthy wing prospect with a lot of pop. The natural tools are very impressive all the way around. Scott has a mature game, plays within the flow of the offense, rarely forces things. The jump shot release can be cleaned up a little, but the pull-up is smooth. Since the summer, Scott has developed his footwork and handle in the half-court, creating space to elevate into his jumper. Scott can take over a game carry his team. Would like to see him develop the comfort to take a more aggressive, alpha role on his teams. He is very efficient in his game, his ability to score with a less is more approach is mature. Strength will come, and he is tracking as one of the top players in the 2024 class.
Nic Codie, PF, Carrollton (Texas) Newman-Smith
On3 Industry Ranking: No. 45 (4-star)
On3 Scouting Report: The upside of Nic Codie is so intriguing. Standing in the 6-8 range with a reported 7-2 wingspan, you like the way he moves. This gives him upside on the defensive end, with the fluidity to slide his feet and the length to get in the passing lanes and rotate on the block. Offensively, he is crafty in the paint. He has a quick, off-cadence release from 15-feet and in and he is confident with a jump hook or floater with his right hand. While the ball skills are still raw and he will need to continue working on the balance and footwork, he shows the ability to step out and knock down a three. That potential spacing the jump shot would provide is a nice added bonus to his game. There is a lot to like here, and Codie is younger for his grade. His dad, Nakia Codie, played defensive back in the NFL.
