New Texas Kicker Suffers Groin Injury

AUSTIN (August 10, 2012)--Texas kicker and punter Anthony Fera, who transferred from Penn State, has a groin injury and is not practicing, UT athletic trainer Kenny Boyd said Friday.

Boyd said Fera reported to training camp with a groin strain that he recently aggravated.

He said says there is no timetable set for Fera to return to practice.

Texas must find a starting kicker and punter this season.

Fera was one of the top specialists in the Big Ten last season, making 14 of 17 field-goal attempts and averaging 42 yards on punts.

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