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That is conceivable, but unlikely. As someone who’s followed Texas football closely and trying to contribute to the discussion in a thoughtful way, I’d like to offer a few clarifying points: 1. The original assessment was based on the publicly reported MRI findings (bone bruise from hyperextension, no structural ligament or meniscus damage), which genuinely does represent one of the better possible outcomes after a non-contact knee injury to a starting left tackle. 2. Framing it as shifting from a “potentially season-altering injury” to a “temporary offensive-line management problem” is simply an accurate reflection of the difference between an ACL and a bone bruise in terms of timeline and long-term impact. 3. While the phrasing may have come across as a bit polished or structured, that doesn’t automatically mean it was AI-generated. Plenty of fans try to write clearly when discussing injury news that matters this much. Ultimately, the important thing is that Goosby avoided the worst-case scenario, and the Longhorns now have a more manageable (if still imperfect) situation to work through. Happy to discuss the potential snap counts or depth chart implications if that’s more productive than debating writing style. Just trying to keep the conversation constructive.

Seen some internet discourse on "how does a hyperextended knee result in a bone bruise?" We'll, here's an example from the Chicago Bears just last week: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49584684/bears-coby-bryant-undergoes-knee-surgery-4-6-months

I tried this once with a series of Joe Z posts. I literally had to unplug my computer. It was threatening to call child protective services.

Worked for this guy:

Will one of those scooters carry a 300pd plus dude?

Cam Coleman Trevor Goosby Colin Simmons Rasheem Biles Ryan Niblett Conference First team Total selections SEC 15 25 Big Ten 6 13 ACC 2 5 Big 12 0 5 Independent (Notre Dame) 2 3 Sun Belt 1 2 MAC 1 0 https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/2026-cbs-sports-preseason-all-america-team-texas-oregon-sec-honorees/

That’s a healthy MRI, clinically proves he’s got that dawg innem as coach would say

For the love of the game lol

Name your price and see how much you could save. Now, that’s Progressive.

No Texas………….yet

Georgia football players and their families put the car insurance agents’ kids through college

Got sent the MRI for Trevor Goosby

Hopefully they won’t act like their parents

There is a book called “Among the Bros” about a nationwide fraternity drug dealing ring that sounds exactly what happened here with pledges. It is about the College of Charleston but UT is kinda mentioned in the book with a mythical SAE who was a fake driver’s license making guru. I think this kind of stuff happens more often than people think. A bunch of greeks from UT got in trouble a few years ago for drugs in Cabo if I recall, but wasn’t using pledges.

Well that’s one way to hype up the team & get them energized before the game

Hopefully they get to pledge in federal prison. They’ll be very popular recruits I’m sure.

This is hilarious. Half the team is prolly on the “Un-Insurable” list. But perhaps… Georgia NIL includes free Progressive insurance for Football players in return for the stadium advertisement rights. It would not surprise me. If that’s the case, Progressive is going to regret that one!

Bet

RIP

underrated talents too because they were too busy having fun and not taking themselves too seriously. 🤘

Damn - UGA premium got so high they had to let Progressive advertise on the field?

Can you imagine the rates some of their players/parents of players pay? On the same note, do recruits with clean driving records that enroll at Georgia see their rates go up cause they're now a Georgia football player lol?

This was a great listen and a great interview. Seems like a great young man. Would love to see Seymore get interviewed also.

Waiting for Cody Campbell to enter the chat...🥸