WATCH: New Longhorns G Chendall Weaver Has Some Impressive Highlight Plays

New Texas Longhorns transfer guard Chendall Weaver brings a different level of excitement to the backcourt for next season.

AUSTIN, Texas -- The Texas Longhorns recently landed a commitment from UT Arlington transfer guard Chendall Weaver, who officially signed on Wednesday, bringing a lesser-known prospect to the bright lights of the Big 12.

But if Weaver can pull off some of the exciting plays he made as a freshman this past season, he won't be under the radar much longer.

Despite being under-recruited out of high school, the 2023 WAC Freshman of the Year earned the honor while having an efficient year from behind the arc (40.2 percent), a surprising impact on the glass for a guard (4.6 rebounds) and a solid scoring output (9.5 points). And if there was a stat for highlight plays, it's likely he would've stacked the numbers in that category as well.

Take a look:

Weaver showed impressive bounce and air-hanging athleticism on multiple occasions, highlighted by a transition windmill dunk he had in the second game of the season. Despite how talented Texas' guards were last season, none of them did this. 

UTA transfer G Chendall Weaver is going to be awesome for RT and the Longhorns! pic.twitter.com/sXh4zHAqX7

— Hook'em Headlines (@HookemHeadlines) May 4, 2023

This play certainly raises expectations for each time Weaver gets out to run in transition. But when he's not showing off with a windmill, he's making quick and effortless strides past defenders to soar toward the hole off a turnover.

Chendall Weaver with a great all-around game last night for UT-Arlington. 20 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals, 2 blocks, and hit 3/5 from three. The 6'3 freshman had some exciting highlight plays and has the chance to make a large impact as a freshman at UTA. pic.twitter.com/x5SaIYhHe1

— Clay Atkinson (@ClayAtki) November 13, 2022

These plays are just a sample of what Weaver can do headed into next season, especially now that'll he have a full offseason to develop some more in Austin. Likely set to be a sixth man or the first guard off the bench, he can make an impact both on the scoreboard and for the energy level inside the Moody Center.

To catch a full look at what else Weaver has to offer, check out his full transfer portal highlights below.

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