Ryan Wingo Shines as Texas WR, Showcasing Maturity and Work Ethic

Ryan Wingo's Impact on the Field

AUSTIN, Texas — By the time Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian fielded a question about freshman wide receiver Ryan Wingo on Thursday, he’d already mentioned the 6’2, 210-pounder twice. Asked about the wide receiver rotation that currently sits at six, Sarkisian brought up Wingo discussing the confidence he gained from the backups making plays when the starters began to get fatigued against Colorado State in last week’s season opener.

Building Confidence

“Whether it was Ryan Wingo, Johntay Cook, Silas Bolden, when those guys went on the field, they made their plays…” Sarkisian stated.

Wingo’s performance stands out, especially considering his strong start with two touchdowns in the Orange-White game and four receptions for a team-leading 70 yards in his debut. Sarkisian emphasized Wingo’s maturity, stating that he loves football and knows he is not a finished product.

• Catching Ability: Wingo made a critical 16-yard catch in his first game, demonstrating trust from quarterback Quinn Ewers.
• Work Ethic: He is dedicated and continuously works to improve himself.
• Future Star: His impressive skills and performances point towards a bright future.

Conclusion: A Bright Future Ahead

With his performance and mindset, Ryan Wingo appears destined for greatness. The combination of his rare talent and humble approach to the game sets him apart in the Texas Longhorns football program.