Ole Miss football’s key starting center good to go vs. Texas
Ole Miss football received an encouraging update on its offensive line ahead of Saturday night’s road matchup against Texas, with injuries affecting two starters entering the SEC clash. Starting center Brycen Sanders and left tackle Terez Davis both suffered lower-body injuries during the Rebels’ 31-3 victory over Missouri last week. Sanders […] The post Ole Miss football’s key starting center…
Ole Miss' starting center Brycen Sanders is expected to be available for Saturday night's game against Texas, according to sources. Sanders, who suffered a lower-body injury during the team's 31-3 victory over Missouri last week, returned to action but left the game early. Left tackle Terez Davis, another starter who also suffered a lower-body issue, remains questionable for the matchup.
If Sanders plays, it would allow Patrick Kutas to stay at right guard after moving to center for the Missouri game. The Rebels' offensive line has shown strong performance this season, allowing an SEC-low 0.83 sacks per game. Texas, on the other hand, has given up 106.3 rushing yards per game, posing a challenge for Ole Miss' offense.
Texas will be without star edge rusher Colin Simmons, who leads the nation in sacks. The Rebels will face the Longhorns in Austin at 7:30 p.m. ET/4:30 p.m. PT on ABC.
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