Colt McCoy’s return next year might not be as sure of a thing as once thought. The junior quarterback, who said earlier this season he will return for a fourth year, told reporters last week he will seek information from an NFL draft committee at the end of the season.

McCoy would like to know where he’d be drafted if he decided to leave school at the end of the season.

“I think it would be foolish not to look at it,” McCoy said. “At the same time, I want to play four years here. Not many people have had the opportunity to do that. That’s really special and important to me.”

McCoy said he’s not familiar with the process and will consult director of football operations Cleve Bryant about what to do from here.

Players can submit paperwork to an NFL advisory committee to estimate where, or if, they might be taken in the draft. After reviewing that information, players can decide to stay in college or become draft eligible.

“My intentions are to come back and play,” McCoy said. “I would love to do that.”

However, if McCoy was projected as a first or second round pick, that might change his mind.

“Would it change your thinking?” McCoy said. “We’ll see what happens.”

NFL draft expert Mel Kiper projects the 6-foot-3-inch, 210 pound junior as a third or fourth round pick if he declares after this season.

McCoy is a candidate for the Heisman trophy and a finalist for the Davey O’Brien Award, given to the best quarterback in the country. McCoy leads the league with a 77.6 completion percentage and is also Texas’ leading rusher with 704 yards.

–David R. Henry

After Stephen McGee and the Aggies moved the ball down the field to start the first half, Sergio Kindle sacked McGee on third down for a nine yard loss to knock the Aggies out of field goal range.

Then, McCoy marched the ball down the field, hooking up with Cosby for a 25-yard gain and Brandon Collins for a 36-yard gain. McCoy capped off the drive by scoring on a 16 yard zone read. McCoy faked the handoff to McGee, and then ran untouched up the middle for the touchdown. He hurdled into two Aggie defenders once he reached the endzone.

Texas A&M missed a field goal towards the end of the third quarter and it’s still 28-3 Texas.

It’s just minutes till the second ranked Longhorns take the field trying to beat the Texas A&M Aggies for the first time since 2005.

The Stadium is mostly full, but there are still some empty seats, particularly in the student sections. Many students have elected to go home for Thanksgiving rather than staying in Austin for the game. With the blowout that is expected, could you blame them?

The Longhorns are between a 34.5 and 35.5 point favorite.

Folks, y’all need these updates because none of you are at the game.

11:04 - Texas hasn’t been overlooking Baylor. The Longhorns got on the board early when Colt McCoy scrambled on third down and found Quan Cosby wide open for a 35-yard touchdown. Hunter Lawrence’s extra point makes it 7-0 Texas.

4:35- Colt McCoy rolled out on the boot leg and found tight end Greg Smith open for a one yard touchdown pass. The Longhorns are up 14-0.

In the final seconds of the quarter, Colt McCoy was hit as he threw and Baylor defensive back Krys Buerck intercepted the ball and returned it to the six yardline to end the quarter. It’s first and goal Baylor trailing 14-0.

Injury report:
Brian Orakpo- sprained left knee (out)

Chykie Brown-ankle (out)

Quan Cosby- back (probable)

Chris Ogbonnaya-ankle (probable)

Quan Cosby-back (probable)