Texas secures 2028 running back Micah Rhodes, who had been committed to Oklahoma

Texas landed a commitment from Micah Rhodes, a highly regarded running back in the 2028 class. Rhodes, ranked No. 11 at his position by Rivals Industry Ranking, had previously been committed to Oklahoma and announced his choice on his birthday.
... No bullets. Good. Need ensure not copying source phrasing. Source headline: "Texas secures 2028 running back Micah Rhodes, who had been committed to Oklahoma". We use "committed to Texas", "previously committed to Oklahoma", "2028 class", "running back". That's factual. Summary: "landed a commitment", "highly regarded", "ranked No. 11 at his position by Rivals Industry Ranking", "previously committed to Oklahoma", "announced his choice on his birthday." We can avoid exact phrasing. "Rivals Industry Ranking rates him No. 11 among running backs" okay. "announced his choice on his birthday" maybe close. Could say "He revealed his decision on the day he turned a year older" but that's weird and maybe invent? Birthday means day he turned a year older. But no need. "His announcement came on his birthday." That's okay. Source phrasing "announced his choice on his birthday" not exact. Good. Need maybe "additional factual detail and background drawn ONLY from material above" We are restat