Longhorns suffer major injury blows with Smothers, Littleton possibly out
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 2, 2026, 4:27 AM
Last updated Nov 2, 2026

The Texas Longhorns could be without both starting running back Hollywood Smothers and cornerback Graceson Littleton for the remainder of the season, following injuries sustained during Saturday's game against Mississippi State. Coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed that several players did not finish the game, leaving uncertainty regarding their statuses. While the full extent of the injuries is still unknown, Smothers is reported to have severe shoulder and knee injuries, and Littleton has a knee injury as well. This situation heightens the challenges for the Longhorns as they push toward the postseason, with other key players also facing injury concerns.
- •Hollywood Smothers may miss the rest of the season with serious injuries.
- •Graceson Littleton's knee issue could also end his regular season early.
- •Several other players left the game against Mississippi State injured.
- •The Longhorns are aiming for a strong finish despite the injury setbacks.
- •Texas' upcoming game against Missouri could see additional player absences.
- 4:27 AMYahoo Sports — Longhorns Hollywood Smothers, Graceson Littleton could miss season
"Report suggests injury news from Saturday's Mississippi State game is not good for the Texas Longhorns, with two starters possibly out for season.
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