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Texas Longhorns Flip Four-Star Safety Toray Davis

Texas Longhorns make significant recruiting moves, flipping four-star safety Toray Davis from UCLA, along with commits from Cal and Stanford. Davis, a versatile athlete from Colorado, is ranked as the number eighteen athlete in his class and number three in Colorado. Hes expected to contribute significantly at safety in college and potentially in the NFL.

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