Ohio State University set to see presence of Texas receiver Emmett Mosley, with potential limitations in his performance during the upcoming game.

Texas Longhorns Face Ohio State Without Emmett Mosley V

The Texas Longhorns are set to take on the Ohio State Buckeyes in a highly anticipated season opener this Saturday, but they will be without the services of sophomore wide receiver Emmett Mosley V.

Mosley, who transferred from Stanford in April, has been dealing with an ongoing leg injury. According to head coach Steve Sarkisian, Mosley has been cautious with the injury and is currently in a good place, but he is not expected to play a significant number of snaps in the game against Ohio State.

In his freshman season at Stanford, Mosley caught 48 passes for 525 yards and six touchdowns. However, his injury occurred after he transferred to Texas, and he has yet to make an impact for the Longhorns.

In Mosley's absence, redshirt freshman Parker Livingstone has been taking first-team reps, and true freshman Jaime Ffrench Jr. is expected to see more playing time as well. The Longhorns may have to rely on these two players to fill the void left by Mosley.

The Buckeyes are ranked third in the nation, while the Longhorns are ranked first. Despite the absence of Mosley, Sarkisian remains optimistic about his team's chances. He has said that the Longhorns are focused on executing their game plan and playing their best football.

The game between the Longhorns and the Buckeyes is set to kick off at 12:00 PM ET on Saturday. Fans can tune in to watch the action unfold on FOX. With both teams boasting strong offenses and defenses, this game is sure to be a thrilling matchup.

Despite the injury to Mosley, the Longhorns have a talented roster and are eager to start the season on a strong note. With Livingstone and Ffrench Jr. stepping up, Texas may have what it takes to compete with Ohio State and come out on top. Only time will tell if the Longhorns can pull off an upset and start the season with a victory.