Longhorns head football coach Steve Sarkisian and Quinn Ewers addressed the Texas QB's ankle injury after a Week 13 win over Kentucky.

The Texas Longhorns were able to get a victory over the Kentucky Wildcats without much trouble on Senior Day, but it was not without an injury scare. At one point in the game, Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers went down with an ankle injury in the first half.

The casual T-shirt fans who just look at the final score will see No. 3 Texas beat Kentucky 31-14 and be move along. Those who watched, or more likely endured it, will have much stronger feelings. Texas had six fumbles.

Sarkisian may feel a bit of dissatisfaction from Texas fans at the moment, many of whom approach the end of 2024 with some unease about the performance of starting quarterback Quinn Ewers and the offense writ large (Texas won 20-10 at 5-5 Arkansas on Saturday). Sarkisian is still well within his rights to offer a jab at his program's detractors.

With the No. 3 Texas Longhorns (9-1) hosting the Kentucky Wildcats (4-6) in Week 13 for senior day, all eyes were on quarterback Quinn Ewers.The third-year starter's future status has yet to be confirmed despite reports revealing he's expected to declare for the NFL draft,

The Texas Longhorns have been met with uncertainty and doubt this season during a campaign that's featured some ups, downs and zero wins over teams cu

Meeting with the media on Monday for the first time in weeks, Texas Longhorns redshirt junior quarterback Quinn Ewers was asked to assess his performance this season. Ewers demurred. “I mean, we’re 9-1,