Texas Longhorns lose offensive tackle Trevor Goosby for rest of season
Trevor Goosby injured his knee against Mississippi and did not return and will miss the rest of the season, ESPN reported.
Texas All-American offensive tackle Trevor Goosby suffered a knee injury during the first quarter of the Longhorns' game against the Mississippi Rebels, and will miss the remainder of the season, according to ESPN. The 6-7, 325-pound senior, who was projected as a first-round NFL Draft pick for the following spring, played only 14 snaps before getting hurt and being taken off the field on a cart.
Goosby's 74.1 offensive PFF grade was the highest grade among Texas' offensive linemen. He did not allow a sack in 223 pass-blocking snaps and recorded just eight pressures and one quarterback hit. Senior backup Andre Cojoe stepped in to replace Goosby but graded significantly lower at 57.4 according to PFF. Cojoe allowed one sack and another quarterback hurry.
Wide receiver Cam Coleman also left the game with a shoulder injury and did not return, with no update on his condition.
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