Texas Injury Scare: Quinn Ewers Rolls Ankle Badly, Down and Laying On His Back After First Down Div

The doom in Texas is getting more and more intense. Player after player is succumbing to the ground, daunted by the No 1 enemy of any sports team: injury. The Longhorns already lost their defensive tackle, Malik Muhammed due to injury. Now they had to wager their star player to it as well.

As Texas is minutes away from tasting their 12th victory of the season, but Oklahoma State hot on the trail behind them to stop it from happening, Longhorns’ aren’t in the position to wager anything currently. However, sometimes bad things come at worse times, and today is one of those days for Texas, where they are brutally tested.

Texas Longhorns’ QB gets injured

One of the more famous Longhorns players, QB Quinn Ewers, got injured at the beginning of the final quarter, moments after he set a record for his team. Despite having the upper hand, the situation seems tense for Texas now as one of their most talented players fell to the ground while playing, which was assumed to be because of his ankle being rolled. However, it was his hip that was injured. While the intensity of the injury is yet unknown, they can only hope it does not affect their upcoming games, and possibly their post-season appearances.

With Ewers out of the picture, it will be a challenge for the Longhorns to maintain their 42-14 lead against Oklahoma State. Or will Oklahoma bridge the gap? The Longhorns were already sitting out three of their players before the game. Now they will be joined by their QB.

However, Ewers is no stranger to injuries this week. Ewers spraining his ACL joint in the 31-24 game against Houston took the internet by storm and the fans by dissepiment. Reportedly, the sack landed on his right shoulder and his collision with David Ugwoegbu, Houston defender, impacted his left shoulder.

Despite all odds, Ewers made it to the game this week, as Sarkisian predicted. “I know he’s going to work tirelessly to get back,” said he. Also shedding light on his positive health and conditioning habits, he continued, “These injuries, some guys come back earlier than others. He’s in the best shape of his life, so hopefully we get him back sooner rather than later.”

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As of now, Malik Murphy has taken over the field. Yet, Longhorn fans are expecting more of the 2023 star recruit Manning this season. With Ewers out of the game, Texas has the perfect opportunity to make Manning comeback in the game, and make it one of the most memorable one for the fans.

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