Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is known for withholding information about player injuries until full details are available. Sarkisian avoids speculation and sticks to the facts, which is common practice in today’s sports world.

During a media availability session on Thursday, beat reporter Anwar Richardson asked Sarkisian about Quinn Ewers’ impact on the team. When Richardson asked his question, he mentioned that this could be Ewers’ last game against the Longhorns. Sarkisian interrupted him abruptly and said, “I’m not making any hypotheses, next time.”

https://twitter.com/anwarrichardson/status/1869914509227573740

Sarkisian declined to elaborate on the hypothetical scenario, but did address the impact Ewers had on the team. It was a fair question that Richardson was trying to ask. If Texas loses the game, Ewers will have a decision to make.

While many reports suggest he has already made his pick and is heading to the NFL Draft, early projections from USA TODAY Sports suggest he could be selected in the second round.

The Texas Longhorns face the Clemson Tigers in the first round of the College Football Playoff at Darrell K. Royal Stadium in Austin at 3:00 p.m. CT.