Trevor Goosby Out for Season With Knee Injury — SkimNews
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- Trevor Goosby went down in the first quarter of Texas's 34-27 win over Ole Miss on Saturday night, was carted off the field and returned to the sideline on crutches, and multiple outlets report the knee injury ends his season.
- Trevor Goosby is a fourth-year tackle with 22 starts over the last three seasons, All-SEC honors in 2025 and a preseason first-team All-American nod at CBS Sports, and projects as a first-round NFL Draft pick — the same season-ending call ESPN's headline carries.
- Andre Cojoe replaced Goosby at left tackle and held Ole Miss to just two sacks of Arch Manning; the senior missed the entire 2025 season with an injury and has 11 career games to his name.
- Sarkisian said he did not have the particulars on Goosby or star wide receiver Cam Coleman, adding that "obviously, neither of them look very good."
- Texas has allowed 2.71 sacks per game, tied for 117th nationally, with the Longhorns' offense having struggled for consistency all season.
- Mississippi State arrives in Austin on Saturday night as the next test for a Texas team the source says has zero margin for error in the College Football Playoff race.
Why it matters: Texas has allowed 2.71 sacks per game, tied for 117th nationally, and with Goosby shelved for the season, left tackle Andre Cojoe — 11 career games before stepping in Saturday — is now protecting Arch Manning. Texas hosts Mississippi State on Saturday night with zero margin for error in the CFP race.
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