Multiple College Football Teams Release Depth Charts Ahead Week Two Games

Several college football teams have released updated depth charts ahead of their upcoming games, providing insights into player availability and position battles. Notre Dame, aiming to rebound after a tough season start, will face Texas A&M with no major changes to their lineup, still managing the absence of offensive guard Charles Jagusah due to injury. Tennessee's depth chart for their home opener against ETSU shows no changes despite key players like cornerbacks Jermod McCoy and Rickey Gibson III being inactive, with replacements being considered for several positions. The Texas Longhorns, after withholding their depth chart before the season opener, have now released an official two-deep ahead of their home game against San Jose State, highlighting a fluid quarterback situation and notable shifts on both offense and defense. Coach Steve Sarkisian emphasized the ongoing competition among backups, especially at quarterback and running back, while defensive adjustments include freshman Lance Jackson emerging as a co-backup safety. These updates reflect strategic adjustments and injury management as teams prepare for critical early-season matchups.