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Texas releases Oklahoma State depth chart

Kyle Flood benches Andrej Karic as the Longhorns try to replace two injured starters.

NCAA Football: Kansas at Texas Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports

With junior wide receiver Jordan Whittington and super senior Jack end Jacoby Jones out indefinitely and set to undergo surgery after suffering injuries last weekend against the Oklahoma Sooners, the Texas Longhorns made multiple changes to the depth chart for this weekend’s game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys in Austin.

Oklahoma State depth chart

11 Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No.
11 Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No. Name No.
QB Casey Thompson 11 Hudson Card 1 Charles Wright 14
RB Bijan Robinson 5 Roschon Johnson 2 Keilan Robinson 7 Jonathon Brooks 24
WR Joshua Moore 6 Casey Cain 88
WR Marcus Washington 15 Al'Vonte Woodard 9 Kai Money 83
WR Xavier Worthy 8 Kelvontay Dixon 16
TE Cade Brewer 80 Jared Wiley --or-- 18 Gunnar Helm 85
LT Christian Jones 70 Andrej Karic 69
LG Junior Angilau 75 Hayden Conner 76
C Jake Majors 65 Logan Parr 71 Rafiti Ghirmai 74
RG Tope Imade 67 Hayden Conner 76
RT Derek Kerstetter 68 Isaiah Hookfin 72
Defense
BUCK END Ray Thornton 46 Ovie Oghoufo 18 DJ Harris Jr. 40
NT Keondre Coburn 99 T'Vondre Sweat 93 Byron Murphy II 90 Myron Warren 92
DT Moro Ojomo 98 Vernon Broughton 45 Sawyer Goram-Welch 91
JACK END Alfred Collins 95 Jeff Bush 43
SLB Ovie Oghoufo 18 Ben Davis 6 Terrence Cooks II 35
MIKE Luke Brockermeyer 47 Jaylan Ford 41 Devin Richardson 30 Jaden Hullaby 29
WILL DeMarvion Overshown 0 David Gbenda 33 Ayodele Adeoye 40 Marcus Tillman Jr. 13
CB D'Shawn Jamison 5 Jahdae Barron 23 Jamier Johnson 31
SS BJ Foster 25 Chris Adimora 1 Tyler Owens 44
FS Jerrin Thompson --or-- 28 Brenden Schooler 14 JD Coffey II 27
CB Josh Thompson 9 Darion Dunn --or-- 4 Kitan Crawford 21
STAR Anthony Cook 11 Jerrin Thompson 28 Chris Adimora 1
Special Teams
PK Cameron Dicker 17 Bert Auburn 45
P Cameron Dicker 17 Isaach Pearson 49 Ryan Bucjevski 8
H Zach Edwards 43 Hudson Card 1 Issac Pearson 49
DS Justin Mader 54 Zach Edwards 43
KR D'Shawn Jamison 5 Roschon Johnson 2 Xavier Worthy 8 Keilan Robinson 7
PR D'Shawn Jamison 5 Xavier Worthy 8 Joshua Moore 6 Brenden Schooler 14
  • The most significant change is not injury related — super senior Tope Imade is in line to receive his first start after entering the season with eight appearances as a reserve. The decision by offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Kyle Flood comes after redshirt freshman right tackle Andrej Karic struggled against Oklahoma, particularly in pass protection. Inserting Imade allows Flood to move super senior Derek Kerstetter from left guard back to right tackle. Imade isn’t known as the most mobile or most flexible player, but at 6’6, 361 pounds, he is the type of massive human being that Flood prefers along the offensive line.
  • At least according to the depth chart, the wide receiver who will get the first chance to replace Whittington is junior Marcus Washington. He was previously listed as the backup to junior Joshua Moore.
  • On defense, sophomore Alfred Collins will replace Jones after posting a season-high three tackles against Oklahoma, including a sack. Collins was also credited with a quarterback hurry. But depth is clearly limited there with former walk-on Jett Bush listed as his backup. Freshman Barryn Sorrell has received some playing time on the edge as well.
  • There are several other options available for defensive coordinator Pete Kwiatkowski and defensive line coach Bo Davis on the edge. With freshman defensive tackle Byron Murphy playing well as the third-team nose tackle, Davis could move junior Moro Ojomo back outside from defensive tackle to provide Murphy more playing time. The hope was that Ojomo would break through this year at a more natural position, but he hasn’t lived up to those expectations with 12 tackles and two tackles for loss. So the move would allow Murphy an opportunity after flashing as the defensive line’s most disruptive and help Texas ensure higher-level play against the run with Ojomo outside. The other option is to move freshman tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders to defense, the position at which he has the most long-term upside, and see if he can adjust quickly enough to make an impact.