Texas defensive tackle Chris Whaley carted off field with leg injury at West Virginia

Chris Whaley (96) was injured early in Texas' game at West Virginia on Saturday. (Michael Thomas/AP)

After scoring two touchdowns in his last three games (the latest coming in the Longhorns' 35-13 win over Kansas on Nov. 2), Texas defensive tackle Chris Whaley suffered a leg injury early against West Virginia on Saturday. His knee seemed to buckle, and the training staff took him off the field on a cart.
Whaley had tears in his eyes. At first glance, the injury appears to be serious.
The 6-foot-3, 295-pound senior is the anchor of a Longhorns' defense that has allowed just 18.2 points per game during a five-game winning streak that dates back to Sept. 21. Not long after Whaley's injury, the Mountaineers took a 9-0 lead on a two-yard touchdown run by senior tailback Charles Sims.
Chris Whaley exiting on a cart after what looked like a painful left leg/knee injury. Shame if his strong senior season ends early.
— Mike Berman (@MikeBermanNBC) November 10, 2013
