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Ty'Anthony Smith dismissed by Texas football for 'conduct detrimental to the team'
Texas football dismissed linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith this week for conduct detrimental to the team, coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed to media on Aug. 22.
Smith, who was going into his junior season with the Longhorns after playing 29 games in his first two years, logged 76 total tackles with Texas and had three interceptions.
The school didn't elaborate further on the reason for Smith's dismissal.
“He was dismissed," Sarkisian said of Smith. "Conduct detrimental to the team, and that’s just what it is. I didn't like it. It's an unfortunate situation. I hate that. For us as a team, I hate that. He's a quality player, but I have to think about the team first."
What the dismissal of Ty’Anthony Smith means for Texas at LB
The Longhorns need players to step up at a position that worried Will Muschamp during the spring.
With Friday’s dismissal of Texas Longhorns junior linebacker Ty’Anthony Smith for “conduct detrimental to the team,” position coach Johnny Nansen now returns less than 100 snaps from last year’s group after Anthony Hill Jr. declared for the NFL Draft, Trey Moore and Marshall Landwehr exhausted their eligibility, and Liona Lefau and Bo Barnes entered the NCAA transfer portal.
Smith’s dismissal leaves 450 snaps for Nansen to replace at a position that landed three players from the NCAA transfer portal and three freshmen to join hybrid edge/linebacker Brad Spence, who projects as the strong-side linebacker in the base defense after struggling as an inside linebacker during limited snaps last season.
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