Where does Quinn Ewers stand?

On By Littum

With less than two hours remaining before kickoff, the Southeastern Conference released the final injury report for the Lone Star Showdown between Texas and Texas A&M.

One big change from the previous report is the absence of Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers.

Ewers suffered a minor injury in last week’s matchup and spent the week recovering while listed as “probable” in the report. His presence on the roster fueled speculation about whether Arch Manning would take over the starting role, but from the looks of it, Ewers is QB1 one last time in the regular season.

College GameDay Insider Pete Thamel talked about Ewers on the morning show.

“Sources have told me he’s dealing with a high ankle sprain and he’s not going to be 100% tonight,” Thamel said.

See the full report for both teams:

Texas vs. Texas A&M injury report

SEC

All four players on the Longhorn report are confirmed to be out and have been out for multiple games. For the Aggies, three will be a last-minute evaluation.

Running back Le’Veon Moss could be one of the biggest losses for Texas A&M. Moss leads the Aggies with 769 rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns. Defensive back Will Lee III has also contributed solid stats for the team with 29 solo tackles, two assists and a defensive interception in 11 games.

If Pete Thamel is right and Quinn Ewers isn’t 100%, there’s a chance Texas fans will see Arch Manning in the box for the most important game of the season, but it looks like Ewers will get the starting role.

Texas vs. Texas A&M kicks off at 6:30 p.m

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