COLUMBIA, MO - NOVEMBER 07: Colin Simmons #1 of the Texas Longhorns smiles and laughs during a timeout in the fourth quarter of an SEC football game between the Texas Longhorns and Missouri Tigers on Nov 7, 2026 at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, MO. (Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
COLUMBIA, MO - NOVEMBER 07: Colin Simmons #1 of the Texas Longhorns smiles and laughs during a timeout in the fourth quarter of an SEC football game between the Texas Longhorns and Missouri Tigers on Nov 7, 2026 at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, MO. (Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images · Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

There were no big surprises on the Texas/LSU injury report on Wednesday’s initial release for this weekend’s Top 25 matchup. It was known that Texas will be without Hollywood Smothers, Trevor Goosby, Nick Townsend, and Richard Wesley for the remainder of the year, but neither Colin Simmons or Cam Coleman were on the injury report, as they are set to be back in the starting lineup this weekend in Baton Rouge.

Texas defensive tackle Hero Kanu suffered an injury against Missoui, but it has been reported that he may still give it a go against LSU, which makes his listing of questionable jive with the reporting out there this week.

On the LSU side of things, starting linebacker Whit Weeks has been designated as questionable after missing several weeks with a leg injury that he suffered against Texas A&M back in September. There is a chance that he could be back on the field come Saturday, and would be a significant addition to the starting lineup for the Tigers.

Starting offensive tackle Weston Davis has been designated as probable, which means he will more than likely be a full go on Saturday after getting dinged up against Alabama this past week.

Source: Yahoo Sports