On3's J.D. PicKell discussed the expectations for Texas and Manning this season. He stated that the Longhorns are aiming for a national championship and that they must be patient

There's already chatter about Texas quarterback Arch Manning being the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Is that conversation a bit premature? At least one former college football star thinks so. Manning wasn't the full-time starter for the Longhorns in 2024,

Texas' offense will have a different look with Arch Manning under center. Kirk Bohls looks at that, Jim Schlossnagle's instant impact and more

Texas football is projected to be one of the best teams in the country next season, but where could it slip up?

Over the past two years, the spotlight in college football was on Shedeur Sanders, but now the media-hyped quarterback is already in the NFL, fighting for a spot with the Cleveland

Texas' Arch Manning is No. 1 in Sporting News' list of the top 25 FBS quarterbacks for 2025. There is no reason to make the hype a half-measure with Manning – who made two starts last season and offered a glimpse of the skill set that will have the attention of NFL scouts for perhaps the next two seasons. Is that too much, too soon?

Arch Manning is heading into the new college basketball season as the face of the Texas Longhorns. While head coach Steve Sarkisian has yet to officially announce Arch Manning as the starter at Texas, it's clear that the former blue-chip prospect would be handed the keys to the historic program after the departure of Quinn Ewers.

Texas Longhorns football is still a few months away, giving the team a chance to enjoy some free time outside of practice. This includes seeing Arch Manning in