AUSTIN — After Saturday's 34-27 win over the No. 7 Ole Miss Rebels by the No. 19 Texas Longhorns, head coach Steve Sarkisian didn't have any "particulars" on the knee injury sustained by senior left tackle Trevor Goosby and the shoulder injury sustained by junior wide receiver Cam Coleman.
But what he did know wasn't positive.
"Obviously, neither of them look very good," Sarkisian said.
Goosby was carted off the field in the first quarter after going down while pass blocking. Goosby grabbed his left knee and was not able to put weight on that leg when he got into the cart. The preseason All-American did not return to the game, watching the remainder of it on crutches.
Coleman left the game after the first play of the third quarter when he landed on his left shoulder trying to make a diving catch. After going into the locker room to receive medical attention, Coleman did not return.
At the running back position, Texas was only able to play freshman running back Derrek Cooper for a handful of snaps after he appeared on the pregame injury report on Friday before being removed prior to the game, finishing with one catch for seven yards.
"Derek had been banged up and sick this week," Sa...