With a sprained clavicle in his left shoulder, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers likely won't be back for a month or so.
close loss to Alabama 20-19,"To quote my old boss, Nick Saban, 'We gotta be careful of the rat poison'. Of people telling us how good we are, which is important. You know, a week ago everyone told us how bad we were, and this week everybody wants to tell us how good we are," said Horns Head Coach Steve Sarkisian."Obviously, we've got some injuries that are kind of looming that we don't know. Whether it's Quinn. Whether it's D'Shawn Jamison.
It's not surgery driven. It's not broken. It's not ligament damage. So, the point being we just got to monitor day-to-day, and we'll see who we can get back. And when we can get them back," said Sarkisian., Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers likely won't be back for a month or so. Which means Hudson Card, who's also dealing with an ankle injury, is next in line to start."I think he's got a good grasp of our offense. A good understanding of managing things.
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