The Texas Longhorns' 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl could go down as the final game of Quinn Ewers's college football career. That is, of course, i

If the Longhorns’ 28-14 loss to Ohio State at JerryWorld in the College Football Playoff semifinals was, indeed, Ewers’ last star-crossed chapter as

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers played what could be his last ever college football game after his team’s 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the CFP semifinals this past week. Ewers, who threw for 283 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in the Cotton Bowl defeat,

The Quinn Ewers era at Texas is most certainly over. Before the Cotton Bowl, Ewers told ESPN that he was going to enter the draft. There have also been rumors of a hefty NIL deal waiting for the Southlake Carroll product if he transfers.

As Ohio State and Texas clash in the Cotton Bowl, a unique chapter of Ewers’ and the Buckeyes’ past has returned to the spotlight.

Before Friday’s Cotton Bowl Classic kicked off, ESPN aired an interview between reporter Pete Thamel and Ewers. When asked if he planned to play college football next season, the Southlake Carroll product provided a simple response. “No. I don’t,” Ewers said.

Texas QB Quinn Ewers has several college football blue bloods, including the Georgia team that beat his Longhorns twice in 2024, as potential transfer portal options.