Texas QB Quinn Ewers to start vs. Oklahoma as Arch Manning returns to backup role
Ewers missed the Longhorns’ last two games after suffering a strained oblique in the first half of Texas’ 56-7 win over UTSA on Sept. 14. Redshirt freshman Arch Manning started two games in Ewers’ place, leading the Longhorns to wins over Louisiana -Monroe and Mississippi State, but will return to the backup role against the Sooners.
Source: Quinn Ewers expected to start at quarterback for Texas against Oklahoma on Oct. 12
Texas redshirt junior quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to return to the starting lineup against Oklahoma on Oct. 12 after missing the last two and a half games due to an abdominal strain, a source close to the situation told Horns247.
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