ATLANTA — After missing the first round of the College Football Playoff, Texas receiver Isaiah Bond says that he'll play in the Peach Bowl. "I'm feeling great. I'm expecting to play on Wednesday," Bond said Monday while participating in UT's media day at ...

ESPN reports that the talented Alabama transfer will play in this week's College Football Playoff quarterfinal in Atlanta.

The Texas Longhorns got some good news in the injury department Sunday. According to reports from ESPN's Pete Thamel, Longhorns receiver Isaiah Bond is expecte

Texas receiver Isaiah Bond will play against Arizona State in the in the CFP quarterfinals, while Cameron Williams will be a game-time decision, a source told ESPN.

Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond was reportedly a game-time decision after suffering a high ankle sprain in the Longhorns’ SEC title game loss to Georgia. Bond had a limited week going into the first-round playoff game against the Tigers, and he was in street clothes during warmups Saturday and will not play, ESPN’s Pete Thamel reported.

"It's always going to be hard to cover a guy that's that fast and has that much speed on the outside and can make moves and is just a really dynamic

Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond has been cleared to play in the Longhorns' New Year's Day matchup against No. 4 Arizona State in the Peach Bowl. Pete Thamel of CBS Sports confirmed the new

Texas wide receiver Isaiah Bond says he will play in the Peach Bowl on Wednesday after recovering from an ankle injury.