Trevor Goosby on track to return for Texas Longhorns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 19, 2026, 2:25 PM
Last updated Aug 19, 2026

Trevor Goosby, the preseason All-SEC left tackle for the Texas Longhorns, is expected to return to the lineup within two to three weeks after suffering a bone bruise on his left knee. This injury occurred during practice and is not anticipated to be severe. If recovery progresses well, he could return for the season opener against Texas State on September 5 or the September 12 matchup against Ohio State. Meanwhile, Andre Cojoe has stepped in at left tackle during practice, and sophomore Dylan Sikorski is taking first-team reps at left guard as other players recover from injuries.
- •Trevor Goosby suffered a knee injury during practice on August 16.
- •A recent MRI confirmed a bone bruise, indicating a positive recovery outlook.
- •He could return for the season opener against Texas State or against Ohio State.
- •Andre Cojoe is filling in at left tackle during Goosby’s recovery.
- 2:25 PMYahoo Sports — Timetable established for Texas LT Trevor Goosby’s return
"The preseason first-team All-SEC selection should be back for the tilt with the Buckeyes.
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