Texas QB Quinn Ewers left the No. 2 Longhorns’ game against UTSA on Saturday with a non-contact injury.

Ewers gingerly walked to the sideline after he appeared to pull up after a handoff in the second quarter. He was replaced by Arch Manning, who threw a touchdown pass to give Texas a 21-0 lead.

Ewers was 14-of-16 for 185 yards and two touchdowns before he was taken to the medical tent on the Texas sideline. After he was examined in the tent, a dejected Ewers made a slow walk to the Texas locker room with a towel over his head.

Manning, meanwhile, threw that TD pass on his first attempt after coming into the game. It was a 19-yard strike to DeAndre Moore Jr.

Manning, the nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning, has been the No. 2 quarterback for the Longhorns since the College Football Playoff in January. After UTSA cut Texas’ lead to 21-7, Manning rushed for a 67-yard TD on his third play after replacing Ewers.

Ewers has missed time due to injuries in each of his two seasons as Texas’ starter with shoulder injuries. He injured his right throwing shoulder in a game against Alabama in 2022 and injured his left shoulder against Houston in 2023. Ewers missed two games after he was hurt against the Cougars a season ago and replaced by Maalik Murphy. He’s now the starting quarterback at Duke after transferring at the end of the regular season.