TCU football has secured a verbal commitment from Caris Sela, a highly touted running back out of Justin Northwest High School in Texas, for the 2027 recruiting cycle.
A Multisport Talent
Standing at 6 feet tall and weighing 190 pounds, Sela combines size with speed, having run a 4.46‑second 40‑yard dash at a recent camp. His high school career featured 1,670 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, numbers that have attracted attention from several Power Five programs.
Sela's recruitment includes offers from Washington State, Boise State, San Diego State, Lamar, UConn, UNLV, UTSA and Fordham, but it was TCU's coaching staff that convinced him to join the Horned Frogs. He will become the 17th player to sign with the program in the 2027 class, a group that already ranks among the most competitive in the nation.
Beyond football, Sela is a standout soccer player, earning All‑District 4‑6A First Team honors. The dual‑sport athlete brings a unique skill set that TCU hopes will translate into additional versatility on the field.
Looking Ahead
Coaches envision Sela as a three‑down back capable of handling both rushing and receiving duties. His commitment signals TCU's continued focus on building a dynamic offense that can compete in the Big 12. As the recruiting class takes shape, the Horned Frogs aim to maintain momentum heading into the next season.