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Longhorns to watch this weekend vs. Missouri: Wingo, Terry, Biles
Texas is closing in on a true must-win game in Columbia , Missouri this weekend. Missouri sports a very talented roster, led by Austin Simmons and Jamal Roberts in the backfield. Texas is walking into this game dealing with a number of injuries, meaning depth pieces will have to perform and starters will have to pick up the playmaking slack. Considering that, I’ve highlighted six Longhorns that need strong performances if they’re going to keep their CFP hopes alive. Texas Longhorns WR Ryan Wingo Ryan Wingo is one of the names likely to appear on the injury report later tonight. According to reports, it seems his likelihood to play is higher than other Longhorns. On top of that, it’s a homecoming for the St. Louis native and former Missouri commit. I’d expect Wingo to not only play, but be a massive part of the Texas game plan. Considering the nature of the Tigers’ front seven, quick passes will be a very important piece of the Texas offense. Wingo will get those chances on Saturday and if he can take advantage, the Texas offense can get moving. Texas Longhorns TE Michael Masunas The one common theme along the Ohio State and
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Missouri RB Jamal Roberts on Texas: 'It's just another game'
Missouri running back Jamal Roberts isn’t exactly worried about Texas coming to town this weekend. As he put it, he and the Tigers just have to take of business against the Longhorns. Texas comes to Columbia as the No. 7 ranked team in the country, per the initial CFP rankings. Missouri is No. 18, so this game could eliminate the Tigers from contention or put Texas on the precipice of being kicked out while vaulting the Tigers up the ladder. $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage Basically there’s a lot on the line, especially in the SEC, for these upcoming four weeks in...