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The Texas Longhorns have officially signed wide receiver Isaiah Bond, who transferred from Alabama, and have revealed his new jersey number. Bond, who arrived in Austin recently, will wear No. 7 for the upcoming season, a change from the No. 17 he wore at Alabama.
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The announcement was made on social media, emphasizing the fitting connection between his last name and the nickname “007.” Bond’s signing was accompanied by a photo with Texas coach Steve Sarkisian, and he expressed his commitment with the iconic “Hook ‘Em” gesture. The addition of Bond, with impressive stats from his two seasons at Alabama, adds excitement for Longhorns fans, as he potentially becomes a key receiver for the upcoming season in the legendary conference.
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