Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian called injured quarterback Quinn Ewers 'questionable' ahead of Saturday's Week 5 game against Mississippi State.

Texas Longhorns' QB Quinn Ewers back in practice after abdominal injury during UTSA game, undecided as opener for Mississippi game in Southeastern Conference.

The school announced that Shapen would be out on Saturday night, hours after the Bulldogs fell 45-28 at home to Florida in its Southeastern Conference opener. The Baylor transfer was injured in the fourth quarter and left the game after completing 13 of 21 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown; he also rushed 12 times for 32 yards and a score.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian said starting QB Quinn Ewers remains questionable with an oblique strain ahead of the Longhorns' first SEC game vs. Mississippi State.

Texas starting quarterback Quinn Ewers is questionable for the Longhorns’ game Saturday against Mississippi State, coach Steve Sarkisian said Monday. Ewers missed No. 1 Texas’ 51-3 win over Louisiana-Monroe with a strained oblique suffered on Sept.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is "questionable" for Saturday's Week 5 game against Mississippi State with his oblique strain, according to coach Steve Sarkisian. With at least some doubt about Ewers' health and potential for further complications down the line,

For the second straight week, Texas Longhorns starting QB Quinn Ewers is questionable with a strained oblique. Ewers returned to practice this week after suffering a non-contact abdominal strain in Week 3 against UTSA.