Starting quarterback Quinn Ewers is set to undergo a precautionary MRI on Sunday after injuring his ankle in Saturday’s win against Kentucky, according to Rivals’ Anwar Richardson.

When Texas got the ball back, Ewers was given the honors of taking a knee in what is expected to be his final game at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (unless Texas hosts a College Football Playoff game). The Longhorns travel to play No. 15 Texas A&M at Kyle Field in the return of the historic Lone Star Showdown for the first time since 2011.

Redshirt junior Quinn Ewers participated in Senior Day activities ahead of Saturday's football game against Kentucky.

It's all right there for the Longhorns. A win over arch-rival Texas A&M and UT is in the SEC championship game for a rematch with the Georgia Bulldogs. An SEC championship would be quite an achievement for the Longhorns in their first year in the conference.

Quinn Ewers threw two first-half touchdown passes to Gunnar Helm to lead No. 3 Texas to a 31-14 win over Kentucky.

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers suffered an ankle injury in Saturday's game against Kentucky, Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed postgame. The third-year starter for the Longhorns limped off the field following a Jaydon Blue touchdown in the second quarter. He never left the game, but his movement appeared to be labored.

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers is set to undergo what is being termed a "precautionary MRI" to determine the extent of an injury he suffered Saturday in the No. 3 Longhorns'

Texas football is preparing for the final home game of the season against Kentucky on Saturday, and during the Senior Day festivities, quarterback Quinn Ewers is expected to be recognized, according to CJ Vogel of On Texas Football.