Why a 5-Star 2027 RB Shockingly Chose Texas Over Rival Texas A&M—What It Means for College Football’s Future
Williams-Callis has racked up 7,554 yards with 125 rushing touchdowns across three seasons. He also rose as one of the nation’s fastest running backs for the 2027 class, owning a reported 10.65 time in the 100-meter dash.
Texas recruiting insider for On3 Justin Wells handed the 5-foot-7 back a stirring comparison to one revered Heisman Trophy winner.
“Landen Williams-Callis might be the most exciting ‘Reggie Bush type’ that Steve Sarkisian has recruited at Texas to date,” Wells wrote. “He’s been a volume runner for Randle, almost absurdly so with 324 carries in his junior year (for 3,502 yards and 59 touchdowns), but projects as a part of a tandem at Texas.”
Wells adds that Williams-Callis’ game is built more for between the 20s and not near the goal line. But Texas lands one of the nation’s most coveted running back prospects in years.

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