Texas and Tennessee agree to correct Colin Simmons’ statistics from their game on Saturday, according to reporting from multiple outlets. Simmons is now credited with 5.5 sacks against the Volunteers, after an apparent scoring adjustment that changes his official total.
The correction gives Simmons a standalone school record for sacks at Texas. Sources describe the change as an added half-sack and note that, with the update, the number moves him to the top of the program’s single-game sack mark rather than a shared or lower total. The outlets do not dispute the basic premise of the playmaking on the field; they focus instead on the administrative/statistical update and its impact on the official record.
One outlet emphasizes that Simmons “solely” owns the Texas sacks record after the correction, while another highlights the half-sack increase that results in a school-record figure. Both accounts indicate the same adjustment and the same updated sack total.
