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Former four-star, 320-pound DT bizarrely announces transfer from Texas

He played as a true-freshman, but now he's heading elsewhere.

One of the top recruits of the 2016 recruiting class is done with Texas after just one year.

On Thursday, former four-star defensive tackle Jordan Elliott announced via Snapchat (of all things) that he would be transferring away from Tom Herman's program.

After many months of consideration I have come to the conclusion that the University of Texas is not the place for me anymore," Elliott said in his post. "I love what is going on here and the future is bright, but the school doesn't fit what I originally thought it would be."

Elliott — listed at 6-foot-4 and 320 pounds, played in six games as a true freshman at Texas under Charlie Strong. However, with new coach Tom Herman in tow, Texas is undergoing a lot of changes, and it looks like Elliott is going to look for a fresh start at another school.

Elliott recorded eight total tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in his one season with the Longhorns.