According to multiple reports, Texas football offensive lineman Andre Cojoe tore a ligament in his knee during practice and will miss the 2025 season. On Texas Football first reported the news in a post on X, but the American-Statesman could not confirm the injury with the Texas football program as of Monday afternoon.

Texas offensive lineman Andre Cojoe has suffered what’s feared to be a torn ACL. Cojoe was fighting for a right tackle role in Longhorns fall camp.

The Texas Longhorns are being hit with some injury news on the offensive line ahead of the season opener against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Per reports Monday from OnTexasFootball, Longhorns offensive tackle Andre Cojoe is out for the 2025 season due to a knee injury.

The hype for Texas-Ohio State is already building to open the college football season, and it became a historic matchup on Monday.

Either Ohio State or Texas will be ranked as the No. 1 team in the country, with the other slotting behind at No. 2. Renowned college football insider Phil Steele believes that Ohio State will be No. 1 and Texas will be No. 2, while ESPN’s Bill Connelly believes the opposite will be true.

With the release of the preseason US LBM Coaches Poll, Ohio State football's Week 1 game vs. Texas is officially a "Game of the Century" matchup.