Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian shared some honest thoughts when evaluating his offensive line following the win at Tennessee.

The Texas Longhorns brought back veteran offensive lineman Cole Hutson during fall camp but he has yet to see the field this season while dealing with eligibility issues.

The Texas Longhorns will have a critical player available now, ahead of the primetime matchup against the Ohio State Buckeyes

Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson, a fifth-year player who returned to the team after tryouts with multiple NFL teams, is still waiting for the NCAA to clear him as eligible to play, Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian said Monday. Hutson won a Texas court ruling to allow him to return to the Longhorns and he began practice on Aug. 7.

Steve Sarkisian said at his Monday news conference that Cole Hutson is currently ineligible and going through an appeal with the NCAA, five days before Ohio State visits Austin. The Southeastern Conference voted 16-0 last month to prohibit member schools from rostering players with professional draft, contract or roster ties, and Hutson attended rookie minicamps […] The post Texas OL Cole Hutson ruled ineligible days before Ohio State comes to Austin appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Cole Hutson faces uncertainty surrounding his eligibility.

Texas HC Steve Sarkisian did not need to mention Lane Kiffin by name. Everyone knew where his comments were headed.

Steve Sarkisian calls it morally wrong to displace college players for NFL returnees, even as his own roster includes an undrafted lineman who fought to stay.

Offensive lineman Cole Hutson, who went to two NFL minicamps, rejoined the Longhorns after receiving an injunction for a fifth year of eligibility this fall.