The Texas Longhorns got hit with a notable injury in the first half of Saturday's non-conference finale against UTSA in Austin.

Texas wide receiver Ryan Wingo exited the game and headed off to the locker room with a trainer near the end of the first half after tallying one catch for five yards,

It's unclear when exactly Wingo got hurt. His status remains one to watch during the second half against UTSA, but more importantly, as the Longhorns hit the road for the SEC opener against Tennessee in Knoxville next weekend.

Fortunately, during warmups before the second half, Wingo rejoined the team with his helmet on and was on the field for the first play of the third quarter.

Texas Has Been Dealing With Multiple Injuries as Non-Conference Comes to a Close

The Longhorns headed into the UTSA with multiple key players out.

Here are some of the most notable players that are inactive against UTSA:

Multiple reserve players are also inactive, including defensive lineman Elijah Ali and safety Yaheim Riley.

Fortunately, Texas freshman running back Derrek Cooper returned to action against UTSA after suffering an ankle injury in the season opener against Texas State. He suited up against Ohio State but didn't play a snap.

Markus Boswell, a transfer linebacker from Akron, was also suited up against UTSA after being in street clothes during the Ohio State game.

Through the first two games of this season, Wingo has 11 catches for 143 yards and two touchdowns.

This is a breaking news article that will be updated accordingly.

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