Arch Manning, the top-ranked quarterback in the 2023 recruiting cycle, didn’t get any playing time in Wednesday’s nail-biting double-OT College Football Playoff quarterfinal thriller. Instead, the third-year starter,

The Peach Bowl between No. 4 Texas and No. 10 Arizona State Wednesday was one of those rare sporting events where it seemed unfair that either team should lose. Clearly out-talent-ed, the Sun Devils used every trick in the book to push the Longhorns to double overtime.

Manning could finally be asked about a package of plays Texas has introduced as a way to get him on the field and give its offense more mobility at the quarterback position. He scored on a 15-yard run against Texas A&M when Texas first opened up its ...

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has yet to be a full-time starter in college football, but attention has already turned to the star's future in the NFL Draft. Manning will not be eligible to enter the NFL Draft until 2026.

Although he's still the Texas Longhorns backup quarterback, Arch Manning isn't preparing to enter the transfer portal. The transfer portal closed this past Saturday. However, it will reopen on April 16, 2025. When asked about the portal's schedule, Manning dismissed any rumors about his future with the program.

Texas forever — or at least for one more season. Arch Manning pledged his loyalty to the University of Texas again on Monday as the Longhorns prepare for the College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchup with Arizona State in the Peach Bowl.