Trevor Goosby diagnosed with knee bone bruise

Texas Longhorns offensive tackle Trevor Goosby has been diagnosed with a bone bruise in his left knee following a non-contact injury during Monday's practice. An MRI conducted on Tuesday confirmed the diagnosis, which avoids the more severe possibility of torn ligaments or tendons.

While the injury is not season-ending, Goosby's availability for upcoming games is uncertain. His status for the season opener against Texas State and the Week 2 matchup against Ohio State is in jeopardy. Depending on the severity and recovery time, which can typically range from two to eight weeks for bone bruises, he could potentially miss several games, including the Red River Rivalry against Oklahoma.

A specific timetable for his return has not yet been established, but reports indicate it will be determined in the near future.