One of the precious few uncommitted five-star prospects in the class of 2027 has made his college decision.Interior offensive lineman Ismael Camara announced his commitment to Texas on Saturday, choosing the Longhorns over SMU, LSU and Oregon.A look into Camara's recruiting profileThe 6-foot-6, 335-pounder ranks as the No. 4 interior offensive lineman, No. 4 prospect in Texas and No. 29 overall prospect in the class of 2027 on Rivals' industry rankings.Camara's 2025 season at Gilmer High School was his first of varsity football; he moved to Texas from France prior to his sophomore year of high school. In addition to football, Camara throws shot put and discus as a member of Gilmer's track and field team.Gabe Brooks of 247Sports described Camara as an "elite offensive line prospect with a rare combination of high-end physical tools and functional athleticism" in a scouting report from June. Interestingly, both 247Sports and Rivals compare Camara to former Alabama offensive tackle Kadyn Proctor, who was selected in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft by the Miami Dolphins.Impact of Camara's decision on Texas' 2027 recruiting classCamara is the highest-rated of the Longhorns' five offensive line commits in their 2027 recruiting class. He is one of two in-state blue-chip commits on the offensive line; Brian Swanson, the No. 17 offensive tackle in the class, committed to Texas on June 17.Camara marked the third five-star commitment in the cycle for Texas. Cornerback John Meredith, the No. 2 overall prospect in the class, committed to the Longhorns on June 19. Despite threats from other SEC schools to flip his commitment away, No. 1 wide receiver Easton Royal has maintained his commitment to Texas since November.Impact of Camara's decision on LSU, Oregon and SMUOregon coach Dan Lanning directs football practice April 5, 2022.