Texas football kept its hopes of an SEC Championship and a College Football Playoff berth alive on Saturday night, taking down No. 7 Ole Miss 34-27 in a thriller in Austin. After taking a 24-3 lead thanks to a dominant first half, the Longhorns had to hold off a furious Rebels rally after halftime to get the win.

While Texas had to have a victory on Saturday night and got it, it didn't get all good news coming out of the game. Star left tackle Trevor Goosby and talented wide receiver Cam Coleman both left the game with injuries, and head coach Steve Sarkisian said after the game that it didn't look good for either one of them, per Tyler Horka of On3 Sports.

“Steve Sarkisian says Trevor Goosby's and Cam Coleman's injury situations do not look very good,” Horka reported on X, formerly Twitter.

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Goosby was carted off the field during the game and was seen walking with crutches on the sideline afterward. Coleman appeared to injure his shoulder on a diving catch and did not return to the game after leaving.

This story will be updated.