Texas QB Arch Manning is expected to get the Longhorns back into the College Football Playoff next year, and more, regardless of who's around him in Austin.

Manning's first game as the unquestioned face of Texas football will be against the same team Ewers faced in his last: Ohio State in Week 1.

While much of the attention in the immediate aftermath of Texas's 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl, may have gone to whether or not this was indeed s

Next season in the NCAAF, the Texas Longhorns will see Arch Manning without one of the team's key players, who has declared for the NFL Draft.

The moment is here, Arch Manning is the Texas Longhorns starting quarterback. 231 days—that’s the countdown to the next snap for the Texas Longhorns. Notably, they’ll be facing the Ohio State Buckeyes.

A sophomore expected to start at quarterback for the Longhorns next season, Arch Manning praised Quinn Ewers and the team leaders after the CFP loss.

Texas has reached consecutive College Football Playoff semifinals and posted 25 wins over two years. You have to go all the way back to when Colt McCoy was playing quarterback during coach Mack Brown's heyday more than 15 years ago to find a better stretch.

No one played a bigger role in rebuilding the Texas Longhorns than three-year starting quarterback Quinn Ewers, and now his days in the Burnt Orange are over

Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns are heading into the offseason after a 13-3 record and a semifinal loss in the College Football Playoff. Texas fell short of reaching the national title game after being defeated by the Ohio State Buckeyes 28-14.

The bulk of football fandom wants to see the highly touted Arch Manning against the Buckeyes, but the Longhorns have a plan in place

Former five-star recruit Arch Manning – the nephew of NFL legends Peyton and Eli Manning – has spent the first two years of his college career as the backup to Quinn Ewers with the Texas Longhorns. But now it’s his time to shine.