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AUSTIN – Texas coach Tom Herman met with the media Friday morning following the team’s third spring practice.
Some notes and observations from the Longhorns’ first padded practice as students prepare to leave for spring break:
Anthony Cook won’t get much of a vacation.
Sophomore cornerback Anthony Cook “twinged” his hamstring during Wednesday’s practice and will remain on campus to rehab it.
“First-degree deal,” Herman said. “But pretty minor.”
Cook will try to return for the team’s next practice on Monday, March 25.
Ranked the nation's No. 10 cornerback when he signed out of Houston Lamar, Cook last year appeared in 14 games and totaled 18 tackles (13 solo) with a sack and a pass breakup.
Keondre Coburn is making progress.
Redshirt freshman defensive lineman Keondre Coburn was cleared Friday to return to individual and non-contact drills. The Houston Westfield product recently had a reoccurrence of kidney issues for the second time and seven months and had been held out of practice for precautionary reasons.
“So we’re going to check his blood level again after today and see where they’re at and then kind of ease him back into practice,” Herman said. Hopefully the blood level comes back normal.”
Herman did not describe the exact nature of Coburn’s ailment, only that it’s “kidney issues.”
De’Gabriel Floyd is out indefinitely.
Early enrollee linebacker De’Gabriel Floyd underwent an has not yet been medically cleared to practice. Herman said the former Westlake Village (Calif.) All-American suffered a number of stingers – an impact to the head, neck or shoulder region that compresses nerves – in high school and underwent an MRI to determine the severity and lingering...
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Some notes and observations from the Longhorns’ first padded practice as students prepare to leave for spring break:
Anthony Cook won’t get much of a vacation.
Sophomore cornerback Anthony Cook “twinged” his hamstring during Wednesday’s practice and will remain on campus to rehab it.
“First-degree deal,” Herman said. “But pretty minor.”
Cook will try to return for the team’s next practice on Monday, March 25.
Ranked the nation's No. 10 cornerback when he signed out of Houston Lamar, Cook last year appeared in 14 games and totaled 18 tackles (13 solo) with a sack and a pass breakup.
Keondre Coburn is making progress.
Redshirt freshman defensive lineman Keondre Coburn was cleared Friday to return to individual and non-contact drills. The Houston Westfield product recently had a reoccurrence of kidney issues for the second time and seven months and had been held out of practice for precautionary reasons.
“So we’re going to check his blood level again after today and see where they’re at and then kind of ease him back into practice,” Herman said. Hopefully the blood level comes back normal.”
Herman did not describe the exact nature of Coburn’s ailment, only that it’s “kidney issues.”
De’Gabriel Floyd is out indefinitely.
Early enrollee linebacker De’Gabriel Floyd underwent an has not yet been medically cleared to practice. Herman said the former Westlake Village (Calif.) All-American suffered a number of stingers – an impact to the head, neck or shoulder region that compresses nerves – in high school and underwent an MRI to determine the severity and lingering...
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