Cam Coleman nearly came down with a big-time catch from Arch Manning to open the second half for Texas against Mississippi on Saturday.
And the Texas star wide receiver appeared to have gotten injured in the process.
Coleman was helped off the field at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium in the opening seconds of the third quarter
by members of Texas' medical staff after coming down hard on his left shoulder on the diving attempt.Following Ole Miss' defensive touchdown on Manning's strip-sack fumble turnover, Coleman was shown on the ABC broadcast heading back to Texas' locker room for further evaluation.
He exited the game with just one catch for 12 yards on three targets. Here's the latest:
Cam Coleman injury update
Coleman sustained an apparent shoulder injury on the second play of the second half against Ole Miss. He was taken back to the locker room as Texas' offense went out for its second series of the half.
Here's the play that Coleman got injured on:
Cam Coleman needed assistance getting off the field after this play. pic.twitter.com/JlkM9iksUZ
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