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Texas updates 2025 roster with new numbers, heights and weights

Joe Cookby: Joe Cook07/11/25josephcook89
Jordon Johnson-Rubell
Jordon Johnson-Rubell (Will Gallagher/Inside Texas)

The Texas Longhorns updated their online roster ahead of SEC Media Days, adding freshmen and transfers to the list of players for the 2025 season.

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A few numbers were assigned to transfers and weights were updated ahead of the 2025 season. Here’s the need-to-know data plus some additional thoughts.

Number updates

  • WR Emmett Mosley V will wear No. 3. He is a sophomore listed at 6-foot-2, 205 pounds.
  • QB Matthew Caldwell will wear No. 18. He is a senior listed at 6-foot-4, 212 pounds.
  • K Mason Shipley will wear No. 49. He is a senior listed at 6-foot-0, 185 pounds.
  • OL Devin Coleman will wear No. 59. He is a freshman listed at 6-foot-5, 331 pounds.
  • OL Jordan Coleman will wear No. 78. He is a freshman listed at 6-foot-5, 350 pounds.
  • TE Nick Townsend will wear No. 81. He is a freshman listed at 6-foot-3, 241 pounds.
  • TE Jack Endries will wear No. 88. He is a junior listed at 6-foot-4, 240 pounds.
  • DT Lavon Johnson will wear No. 96. He is a junior listed at 6-foot-2, 311 pounds.
  • DT Maraad Watson will wear No. 98. He is a sophomore listed at 6-foot-3, 313 pounds.

In spring ball…

  • EDGE Colin Simmons changed to No. 1
  • WR Ryan Wingo changed to No. 1
  • DB Jelani McDonald changed to No. 4
  • RB Quintrevion Wisner changed to No. 5

Five-plus pound weight changes

*Means summer enrollee.

All previous weights come from a post-spring update to the roster. Only changes of five pounds or more are listed.

  • RB CJ Baxter: 232 > 227
  • QB KJ Lacey: 183 > 189
  • DB Zelus Hicks: 193 > 198
  • DT Justus Terry: 262 > 268
  • WR Ryan Niblett: 192 > 187
  • DB Jordon Johnson-Rubell: 201 > 189
  • RB Rickey Stewart Jr.: 190 > 197
  • DB Santana Wilson: 179 > 174
  • LB Elijah Barnes: 239 > 244
  • DT Travis Shaw: Mistakenly listed at 242. Likely 342. Was 345 post-spring.
  • EDGE Smith Orogbo: 217 > 222
  • OL DJ Campbell: 314 > 321
  • *OL Devin Coleman: 375 > 331
  • OL Nate Kibble: 325 > 330
  • OL Jaydon Chatman: 301 > 306
  • OL Jackson Christian: 318 > 310
  • OL Andre Cojoe: 320 > 335
  • *OL Jordan Coleman: 337 > 350
  • OL Connor Stroh: 346 > 341
  • *TE Nick Townsend: 219 > 241
  • DL Hero Kanu: 305 > 299

Thoughts

The summer enrollees of Jordan Coleman, Devin Coleman, and Nick Townsend all prove how college athletes on dedicated nutrition and strength programs can change their bodies. Townsend, who was running track in the spring, jumped 22 pounds from his NSD 25 listing. Devin Coleman dropped over 40 pounds. Jordan Coleman gained 13 pounds.

The changes aren’t limited to just summer enrollees.

Lance Jackson was listed at 276 on signing day and is now 254.

Rickey Stewart was 179 on signing day and is now 197.

Kade Phillips, Smith Orogbo, KJ Lacey, Jordan Coleman, Michael Terry III, and Zelus Hicks have all gained at least 10 pounds since their signing day listing.

There weren’t a ton of major five-pound or more changes from the current roster, but Jordon Johnson-Rubell’s drop was notable. That might entail more coverage responsibilities. Andre Cojoe gaining 15 pounds to land at 335 is continued evidence of the developmental track the coaches saw in him. He’s still a teenager.

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All the spring window transfers look to have good measurements, namely Maraad Watson at 313 pounds.

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