In a surprising turn of events, 3-star running back has decided to terminate his commitment to Texas Football, leaving Steve Sarkisian’s roster in shock. Bond, who had been one of the promising recruits for the Longhorns, announced his decision on social media, citing personal reasons for stepping away from his commitment to the program.
Bond’s sudden departure comes as a significant blow to Texas’ 2025 recruiting class. The dynamic running back was expected to contribute to the team’s future success, with his speed and versatility standing out during his high school career. His de-commitment leaves a gap in the Longhorns’ backfield depth as they look ahead to next season.
While Bond did not provide specific details about the personal reasons behind his decision, he expressed gratitude to the Texas coaching staff, particularly head coach Steve Sarkisian, for their support throughout the recruiting process. “After careful consideration and discussions with my family, I’ve decided to step away from my commitment to Texas Football. I want to thank Coach Sark and the entire staff for believing in me. This was a tough decision, but it’s what’s best for me at this time,” Bond said in a statement.
Bond’s departure leaves Sarkisian and his staff with the challenge of finding another talented recruit to fill the void as they continue to build a competitive roster for the 2025 season.
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