AUSTIN, Texas — Texas offensive lineman Patrick Hudson is retiring from soccer, instruct Tom Herman stated Monday. Hudson, who signed with the Longhorns in 2016, became hospitalized in September after a warmth illness suffered during practice and did now not play for the rest of the 2018 season. “He’s going to stay part of our software,” Herman stated Monday, following the Longhorns’ first spring practice of 2019, noting that
Hudson will flow right into a participant improvement function and assist group trainers at some point in practice. Hudson became an Under Armour All-American, popping out of Silsbee (Texas) High and turning into the No. Fifty-six average recruit in the 2016 ESPN 300. He spent three years with the Longhorns, redshirting in 2016 and gambling in two games in 2017 before harm quickly reduced his season. Hudson suffered season-ending foot and knee accidents at some point in his Texas career, Herman said.
Herman also said freshman protective address Keondre Coburn is presently out simultaneously as dealing with “kidney troubles.” Herman said the crew “remains ready on [test] effects of getting him cleared,” but the diagnosis is right. Coburn, the No. 47 ordinary prospect in the 2018 ESPN three hundred, played three video games in
2018, retaining his redshirt reputation headed into 2019. He had two tackles in his constrained action, which covered a loss to West Virginia and the Longhorns’ Allstate Sugar Bowl win over Georgia. The Longhorns are coming off a ten-four season, their first double-didouble-digit-winvyearw of 2009, completed the 12 months at No—nine in the AP ballot. Texas concludes spring soccer with its annual spring sport on April thirteen.
