Update on Matthew Golden’s injury: Texas WR misses the Cotton Bowl match vs Ohio State
Golden’s return has been reflected in the amended story. Texas’ Arlington According to the ESPN broadcast, Matthew Golden, a wide receiver for the Texas Longhorns, departed Friday’s Cotton Bowl game versus Ohio State due to a left ankle injury. In the second half, Golden made a comeback and put the Longhorns in the red zone after receiving a crucial 27-yard pass.
Golden, a former Houston transfer, has been one of the Longhorns’ best weapons this season, with 56 receptions for 939 yards and seven touchdowns. He initially went to the medical tent and returned for a few plays before being called for a 15-yard penalty. He also made a difficult one-handed 24-yard catch on Texas’ first drive of the game.
Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers says he does not expect to play college football next year.
Golden injured his left ankle during the College Football Playoff semifinals in the Cotton Bowl on Friday, according to the ESPN broadcast. Golden initially entered the injury tent before returning after a few plays. He appeared to be unprepared for game action when he returned to the tent. Golden also received a 15-yard penalty when he returned to the field.
Golden hurt his left ankle against Ohio State on Friday, according to the ESPN broadcast.