Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Texas A&M vs. Texas Injury Report: Latest Updates for Week 14 Matchup

The Texas A&M Aggies (8-3, 5-2 SEC) are preparing for a high-stakes showdown against the Texas Longhorns on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 6:30 PM CT. With a spot in the SEC Championship game on the line, the Aggies have much to play for after a dramatic quadruple-overtime loss to Auburn. Despite the setback, Texas A&M revived its hopes after Alabama unexpectedly lost to Oklahoma and Ole Miss fell to Florida.

As the Aggies get ready for the Lone Star Showdown, head coach Mike Elko is closely monitoring several key injuries, including updates on Rueben Owens, Will Lee III, and Jaydon Hill, who left the Auburn game early.

Here’s the latest injury report for both Texas A&M and Texas heading into the pivotal matchup:
PlayerPositionInjury StatusExpected Return Date
Texas A&M
Le’Veon MossRBOut for the seasonN/A
Mark NabouOLOut for the seasonN/A
Cyrus AllenWROut for the seasonN/A
Tyreek ChappellDBOutN/A
Rueben OwensRBDoubtfulTBD
Texas
Will Lee IIICBMinor injuryExpected to play
Jaydon HillCBMinor injuryExpected to play

Key Injury Updates:

  • Le’Veon Moss (RB), Mark Nabou (OL), and Cyrus Allen (WR) are all out for the season for Texas A&M, leaving significant gaps in their respective positions.
  • Tyreek Chappell (DB) is also out for the remainder of the season, adding to the defensive concerns for the Aggies.
  • Rueben Owens (RB) is doubtful after missing the Auburn game. However, coach Mike Elko noted that Owens is progressing well in practice and is closer to returning, with a final decision expected closer to game time.
  • Will Lee III (CB) and Jaydon Hill (CB) both suffered minor injuries during the Auburn game but are expected to be ready for Saturday’s contest against Texas.

The rivalry game will take place at Kyle Field in College Station, and with both teams boasting high rankings—No. 19 Texas A&M and No. 3 Texas—the stakes couldn’t be higher. The game will air live on ABC.

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