Texas offensive line depth improves with Andre Cojoe's versatility
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 5:50 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Texas football is nearing its season opener in eleven days, with the offensive line pecking order appearing more defined. Coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed that veteran Andre Cojoe will remain an option at tackle, rather than shifting to guard when Trevor Goosby returns from injury. This stability allows Brandon Baker to focus on his new role at right guard. The offensive line, overhauled this offseason with new additions, could be more talented and deeper than last season, contingent on Cojoe's continued performance. Texas aims to solidify its line as preparations for the season begin.
- •Texas football gears up for the season in eleven days.
- •Steve Sarkisian confirms Cojoe will not move to guard.
- •Brandon Baker to focus on right guard while Cojoe backs tackles.
- •New recruits may enhance the offensive line's depth and talent.
- 5:50 PMYahoo Sports — Countdown to Kickoff: Cojoe makes Texas’ OL pecking order much cleaner
"We are eleven days from Texas football and it seems a major question is beginning to get answered, thanks to veteran Andre Cojoe.
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