Report: Texas QB Quinn Ewers to Return from Injury vs. Oklahoma in Red River Rivalry

Ewers is expected to start for the Longhorns against Oklahoma after returning from a shoulder injury.

Ewers missed the last three games because of a left clavicle injury.

Hudson Card has been the starter for the last three weeks and he has thrown six touchdown passes and one interception.

The quarterback has been practicing without limitations this week and is set to come back.

Coming into the season, Ewers beat out Card to be the starter. In his first career start against Louisiana-Monroe, Ewers completed 16 of 24 passes for over 200 yards and two scores as the Longhorns defeated the Warhawks 52-10).

Coming out of high school, Ewers was the top recruit in the country.

After the state of Texas banned high school athletes from earning money from their name, image and likeness, he switched his commitment from the Longhorns to the Ohio State. Ewers did not attempt a pass in his one season with the Ohio State.

Ewers is going to try to help the Longhorns get back on track after a slow start.

The Red River Rivalry should be intense even though Oklahoma has lost its last two games.