The Texas Longhorns are still hopeful that star left tackle Kelvin Banks will be available vs. the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Championship Game on Sa

Kelvin Banks Jr. is a star offensive lineman for Texas this season. Unfortunately, he will not be able to go in Saturday’s SEC Championship Game against Georgia.

Texas LT Kelvin Banks left the Longhorns’ matchup with Texas A&M with an injury in the opening quarter last Saturday. He did not play the rest of the game and wore a boot on the sidelines in street clothes. This week, the SEC injury report labeled him as questionable. The Saturday report..

Banks suffered an ankle injury against Texas A&M early in the first quarter and hobbled off the field, returning to the sideline with a walking boot on. He's been listed as questionable on the official SEC availability report all week.

Although the All-American left tackle has yet to practice, Kelvin Banks Jr. could still play in the SEC title game, says the Texas coach

Both the Longhorns and Bulldogs will potentially have a crucial player on the sideline in a game that requires every asset possible to claim the SEC title.

In their quest to capture the SEC Championship in their first season in conference, the Texas football program is gearing up for their biggest SEC matchup yet. The Longhorns will face off against the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday in Atlanta with the conference title on the line.

On the third injury report before the No. 2 Texas Longhorns and the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs face off for a second time this season in the SEC Championship game, Texas junior left tackle Kelvin Banks was listed as questionable by the Longhorns for a third straight day.