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- Trevor Goosby underwent successful surgery Tuesday on his torn left patellar tendon, with Dr. Daniel Cooper performing the procedure in Dallas.
- Trevor Goosby is expected to make a complete recovery with no residual effects on his knee, but he will miss the remainder of the season.
- Trevor Goosby remains undecided between returning to Texas and declaring for the NFL draft in the upcoming month.
- Texas Longhorns beat Ole Miss 34-27 on Oct. 24 when Goosby suffered the first-quarter injury and was carted off; Andre Cojoe replaced him for the rest of the game.
- Trevor Goosby is expected to be among the top offensive tackle prospects in the 2027 NFL draft and was the No. 8 pick in ESPN’s latest mock by Field Yates.
- Trevor Goosby started 22 games over the past three seasons for the Longhorns and earned first-team All-SEC honors from the league’s coaches in 2025.
Why it matters: Goosby’s season-ending absence leaves Texas without its starting left tackle, a 22-game starter, for the rest of the year; Andre Cojoe stepped in after the Oct. 24 injury. Goosby must decide within the coming month whether to return for another season or declare for the 2027 NFL draft, where ESPN’s latest mock has him at No. 8.
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