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College · Recruiting · published 2026-10-19T00:00:00+00:00 · via On3

Week 7 visit intel: SMU, Houston, Texas Tech, LSU, Tennessee trending for targets

New recruiting predictions and intel followed Week 7 visits. SMU, Houston, Texas Tech, LSU, and Tennessee are among the programs making progress with top prospects.

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Week 7 visits generated new recruiting projections and information, with SMU, Houston, Texas Tech, LSU, and Tennessee identified as programs gaining momentum with highly regarded recruits. In college sports, such visits are a routine but important part of the recruiting calendar, and updated predictions can signal changing relationships between schools and targets. The available report does not confirm commitments; it indicates that these five programs are showing positive movement as the cycle continues.

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For athletes and families, these recruiting shifts could affect where players pursue education and athletics. Fans and local businesses around the named programs may see changes in attention and engagement if momentum leads to commitments. Coaches and athletic departments could face heightened expectations. The broader impact

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