Hollywood Smothers, Cam Coleman removed from Thursday injury report

AUSTIN, TX - OCTOBER 17: Texas Longhorns running back Hollywood Smothers #2 runs while Florida Gators linebacker Myles Graham #5 tackles him from behind during the SEC football game between the Texas Longhorns and Florida Gators on October 17, 2026, at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austi

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Two important players were upgraded from probable to available when the Texas Longhorns released the SEC-mandated injury report on Thursday prior to Saturday’s matchup against the Mississippi State Bulldogs in Austin.

Listed as probable on Wednesday, senior running back Hollywood Smothers (shoulder) and junior wide receiver Cam Coleman (shoulder) were both removed from Thursday’s player availability report. Smothers missed one game with the injury while Coleman left last weekend’s win over Ole Miss

after landing on his shoulder trying to make a catch on the first play of the third quarter.

The status of sophomore wide receiver Kaliq Lockett (probable) and junior edge Colin Simmons (ankle) remained the same.

Senior left tackle Trevor Goosby (knee) and freshman edge Richard Wesley (ankle) were both ruled out on Wednesday. Head coach Steve Sarkisian said Thursday that he believes Wesley could return in the next several weeks.