
Jonah Williams, a five-star recruit and the top-rated outside linebacker in the 2025 class, committed to the University of Texas, choosing the Longhorns over other finalists, including Texas A&M, USC, LSU, and Oregon. citeturn0search0
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing 205 pounds, Williams hails from Galveston, Texas, where he played for Ball High School. His junior year showcased his versatility and athleticism, recording 58 tackles and four interceptions, three of which he returned for touchdowns. In addition to his defensive prowess, Williams contributed offensively with 20 receptions totaling 474 yards and eight touchdowns, alongside two rushing scores. His special teams impact was notable, with two kick returns and two punt returns for touchdowns. citeturn0search1
Williams’ commitment was a significant boost for Texas’ 2025 recruiting class, positioning them favorably in national rankings. His decision also underscored the Longhorns’ ability to attract top in-state talent, especially after previous high-profile recruits had chosen programs outside Texas. citeturn0search0
As of February 2025, Texas holds the top spot nationally and in the SEC for their recruiting class, with five recruits from the Houston area, including Williams. Texas A&M ranks ninth nationally and sixth in the SEC, boasting eight Houston-area recruits. citeturn0news11
Currently, there is no public information indicating that Williams has changed his commitment from the University of Texas to Texas A&M. Recruiting decisions can evolve, but as of now, Williams remains committed to the Longhorns.