September 30Sep 30 1 minute ago, Getafix said: To Texas!! You do know this is the Football board, right? The Basketball forum link is just to the right. You can't miss it. What a coup when daddy works on the UT basketball staff. Â
September 30Sep 30 Author  @immamac  Darn it ... can you please move this to the Recruiting Board? Thank you.    Â
September 30Sep 30 That would have been so embarrassing if we didn'tI never even followed the recruitment for that reason.
September 30Sep 30 20 minutes ago, DFW Horn said: You do know this is the Football board, right? The Basketball forum link is just to the right. You can't miss it. Â Â The plaque for the alternates is down in the ladies' room.Â
September 30Sep 30 Kind of a "no shit" commitment but a nice get either way. We'll see if he's actually a top 40 guy - I don't know a ton about his game. Here is a pretty moving picture of him with his father growing up - who tragically passed 8 years ago while saving others from the wreckage of a sinking battleship.Â
September 30Sep 30 1 minute ago, ztejas said: We'll see if he's actually a top 40 guy - I don't know a ton about his game. white guy who shot 46% from BTA on the 3SSB circuit
September 30Sep 30 Responses to this Post suck even by Surly standards. I hope some of you choke on your Taki's when he drills a three to win a game for us.
September 30Sep 30 Bo Ogden says Sean Miller was deciding factor in picking Texas South Quote WEST LAKE HILLS, Texas — Sean Miller landed his first 2026 commitment on Tuesday in four-star small forward Bo Ogden of Austin (Texas) Westlake. The 6-foot-5, 195-pounder chose the Longhorns over Tennessee and Purdue. "It wasn't easy at all, honestly," Ogden told reporters after his announcement. "The three programs that it came down to, I loved all of them. Coach (Matt) Painter, Coach (Rick) Barnes, I've got really good relationships with them, and it wasn't easy. But the end of the day, I think that my relationship with Coach Miller and the University of Texas was just ... it was too hard to pass up. So I'm really excited." Ogden took official visits to all three finalists, Texas getting the last crack this past weekend. "I was able to see a couple practices, and I really liked the practices," Ogden said. "I loved Coach Miller, how he ran them, how he taught guys, just the style that he went about practice. I'm really excited to be able to be a part of it." Ogden's father, Chris, is the current General Manager for Texas men's basketball and has spent many years serving in a coaching or GM role on the Forty Acres. He also played for the Longhorns under Rick Barnes, finishing as the team's all-time leader in wins (97). He was part of UT's Final Four team, serving as a team captain. That's why the interest in Tennessee was very serious. "I really like them," Bo said of the Vols. "Coach Barnes and I have a really good relationship. You know, we talk all the time. I love him, but, you know, I had to choose one. So it was the hardest part definitely." Ogden is excited about the opportunity to have his dad in the building and play for the team he was fan of growing up. Ogden added his favorite player is Kevin Durant, someone he's been able to spend time with on a few occasions. "It's definitely cool to be close to family," he said. "My dad there, both my parents went there. So it's pretty cool." Bo added that his dad didn't know his final decision until Tuesday morning. "We've kept him in the dark on the decision," Bo said laughing. "He didn't even know until this morning. It'll be cool. It'll definitely be cool to see him around the facility and stuff like that. He's pretty excited to get me to stay home with him." Ogden elaborated on what went into his final decision. "Coach Miller has been amazing," he said. "I love how he teaches as a coach. I love what he does. I love his play style. So I'd say definitely Coach Miller was ultimately the deciding factor for me." What is Texas getting in its newest commit? "I'm a very competitive player, very competitive person," Ogden said. "I think Coach Miller is very competitive as well. So I think that'll be a great connection between us. That'll help us go really far. I want to go win an NCAA tournament for sure. "I think I'm a really competitive big guard who can really shoot, and shooting has always been a big thing for me. But I think I've really been improving on my ball handling and creation for others. So I think I'm a very versatile player, and I'm ready to showcase that." Ogden helped St. Michael's to a state championship last season, even hitting the game-winning shot to seal the victory. He's now with Austin Westlake for his senior season. "I loved my time at St Mike's, and I'm excited for this new opportunity at Westlake," he said. "I think Coach (Robert) Lucero is really good. I loved my time with Coach (Cooper) Land at St Mike's, but I think I'm ready to go win a UIL state championship here at Westlake." Â
October 1Oct 1 2 hours ago, Teryor said: Bo Ogden says Sean Miller was deciding factor in picking Texas South  Especially that time Sean Miller hired his dad
October 1Oct 1 I'm doubting that this was ever a recruitment. I'm guessing pops wanted him to hear Barnes' sales pitch and he took a flyer on Purdue. Hope this kid kills it but neither of my brothers think he's actually a top 50 guy. A lot of opinion that Disu's brother (Holy Cross commit) was St. Michael's best player when they shared the floor together. Now - that may mean that he's more like a top 100 guy. Which is still a big get.Â
October 1Oct 1 The last time a new coach's 1st commit was an Ogden, that coach went on a great run at Texas.
October 1Oct 1 He’s shot above 45% on circuit and high school from 3 and around 90% from the line. Sure there are bigger fish to catch but we’ve been wanting shooting for years. Here’s shooting…
October 1Oct 1 I remember watching his father years ago at the state tournament. My first impression of his dad was that he wasn’t very athletic and had zero business playing high major basketball after watching him face plant against Mexia if I remember correctly. He just didn’t have the athleticism to succeed unless it was against guys that would wind up playing in the Sun Belt. Hopefully for the Horns his son turns out far better than his father. Pretty low bar, but the farther the fruit falls from the tree on this one the better for Miller and Co. Edited October 1Oct 1 by UpperWestside
October 1Oct 1 20 hours ago, ztejas said: I'm doubting that this was ever a recruitment. I'm guessing pops wanted him to hear Barnes' sales pitch and he took a flyer on Purdue. Hope this kid kills it but neither of my brothers think he's actually a top 50 guy. A lot of opinion that Disu's brother (Holy Cross commit) was St. Michael's best player when they shared the floor together. Now - that may mean that he's more like a top 100 guy. Which is still a big get. Apparently the big programs disagreed with your brothers. I mean, Holy Cross, is he studying for the priesthood?
October 2Oct 2 3 hours ago, cafe society said: Apparently the big programs disagreed with your brothers. I mean, Holy Cross, is he studying for the priesthood? More like studying for a mid-level accounting job in the Boston suburbs
October 2Oct 2 3 hours ago, cafe society said: Apparently the big programs disagreed with your brothers. I mean, Holy Cross, is he studying for the priesthood? Trying to get Notre dame’s attention. Â
October 2Oct 2 On 9/30/2025 at 10:47 PM, UpperWestside said: I remember watching his father years ago at the state tournament. My first impression of his dad was that he wasn’t very athletic and had zero business playing high major basketball after watching him face plant against Mexia if I remember correctly. He just didn’t have the athleticism to succeed unless it was against guys that would wind up playing in the Sun Belt. Hopefully for the Horns his son turns out far better than his father. Pretty low bar, but the farther the fruit falls from the tree on this one the better for Miller and Co. I remember that game. Mexia had some athletes. Â
October 2Oct 2 2 hours ago, UTexasFight said: I remember that game. Mexia had some athletes. Â I recall Ogden trying his cross-over and the defender was not going for it, at all. The Blackcats had some really good athletes that played well together. The LaVega team the next year with Kinsey was even more athletic. The most athletic 3A team I ever watched there was the 97 Madison group that had been in the 4A Final the year before against Rayford Young and Pampa. I wound up being friends with several guys from that Madison team and used to play pickup games with them in South Dallas. Really cool people from Sunny South Dallas.
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