Elite Linebacker Rasheem Biles Makes Long-Awaited Decision

In a significant move, Pitt standout linebacker Rasheem Biles is set to join the University of Texas football program as an elite addition to the team’s linebacker corps. The 6'2", 240-pound prospect has been a highly touted player in the NCAA transfer portal, and his commitment to UT marks a major coup for Longhorn head coach Steve Sarkisian. Biles, a native of Houston, Texas, played four seasons at Pitt under former defensive coordinator Phil Empey. During that time, he recorded 144 tackles, including 21 for loss, and picked off six passes. His impressive collegiate resume has drawn comparisons to some of the best linebackers in the country. The decision to transfer from Pitt comes as Biles looks to revive his career after a sophomore season marked by injuries and inconsistency. Despite the setbacks, Biles still managed to make an impact on the field, earning All-Academic honors from the ACC. Texas fans will be thrilled to have Biles join the ranks of other elite linebackers in the program’s storied history. With his size, speed, and agility, he has the potential to make an immediate impact on the team’s defense. Biles’ commitment to UT marks a significant shift for the Longhorns, who have been looking to bolster their linebacker corps ahead of the 2024 season. The addition is expected to boost the team’s depth and talent, setting the stage for a competitive year in Austin.