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AUSTIN -- Texas Longhorns wide receiver Ryan Wingo is in line to potentially be the team's No. 1 option in the passing game for the 2025 season after finishing his freshman year.

Texas football wide receiver Ryan Wingo is expected back in practice Thursday, coach Steve Sarkisian said Tuesday evening. The sophomore was absent from the last practice open to the media on July 31.

Ryan Wingo's role in the Longhorns' offense headed into 2025 is scheduled to widely differ from his role as a freshman, as he will be looked upon to be Texas's No. 1 wide receiver.