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Texas Tech Lands Four-Star Safety Hunter Haug

Texas Tech continued its recruiting surge with a commitment from Haug. The Texas standout chose the Red Raiders over TCU, Arkansas and Oklahoma State after an official visit to Lubbock. Ranked as the nation’s No. 216 prospect and No. 10 athlete in the 2027 class, Haug adds more star power to a Texas Tech class already featuring five-stars Jalen Brewster and Anthony Sweeney.

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