At his press conference Monday morning, Head Coach Tom Herman told reporters that star wide receiver Collin Johnson injured his hamstring on the game-winning drive against Kansas State.
Johnson will undergo an ‘aggressive’ treatment this week to make sure he is ready to go against Iowa State on Saturday afternoon. The wide receiver did injure his hamstring earlier in the year, but it is believed to be in a different spot this time around. He missed three games earlier this season with that injury.
#Texas WR Collin Johnson tweaked his hamstring on the final drive of the #KState game. It’s in a different spot than the previous injury and they’re going to treat it aggressively. #HookEm
— Jeff Howe (@JeffHowe247) November 11, 2019
Coming off his best game of the season, Johnson continues to be critical for the Longhorns. Not only does he create problems for defenses, but his presence lets other receivers get better.
Seven catches were the second-most in the game behind Duvernay and his 110 yards tied Duvernay for the most for either team. His touchdown came on a red-zone flea-flicker from quarterback Sam Ehlinger.
Texas brings out the flea flicker. Easy money for Collin Johnson. pic.twitter.com/po9QEuYFsw
— Donnie Smoot (@Dsmoot3D) November 9, 2019
Johnson will be critical for the Longhorns as they travel to Iowa State on Saturday at 2:30 P.M. CST on FS1.
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