On Saturday morning ESPN college football insider Pete Thamel suggested Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers might not be playing at 100% in tonight's game against the

Texas Longhorns starting quarterback Quinn Ewers sustained an ankle injury in the team's 31-14 win over Kentucky. Ewers suffered the injury in the sec

Concerns about the health of Texas Longhorns redshirt junior quarterback Quinn Ewers continue to circulate on Saturday with ESPN’s Pete Thamel reporting from College Station that the ankle sprain that was initially thought to be mild is actually a high ankle sprain that has left Ewers at less than 100 percent entering the game against the Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field.

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers was listed as probable on Wednesday's availability report as the Longhorns prepare to renew their rivalry with Texas A&M. Ewers suffered an ankle injury in the Longhorns' victory over Kentucky last Saturday.

Heading into the all-important Texas A&M Aggies game, the Texas Longhorns are relatively injury-free. There is only one name joining the list this week, but it's a big name. Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is listed as "Probable.

Quinn Ewers will lead No. 3 Texas football into hostile territory in Week 14 as the Longhorns renew their storied rivalry with No. 20 Texas A&M in College Station. The Aggies were ahead of the curve when they left the Big 12 for the SEC years ago,

Other than the four Texas Longhorns players who previously suffered season-ending injuries, the only player on the Wednesday injury report released by the Horns is redshirt junior starting quarterback Quinn Ewers,

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers heads into the matchup against the Texas A&M Aggies with an ankle injury.