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Texas running back Hollywood Smothers ruled out against Missouri and 5 other Longhorns questionable

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 29m ago ·Updated 15m ago

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Running back Hollywood Smothers was ruled out for Saturday's game against Missouri and five other starters listed as questionable

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