Following a heartbreaking loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes, Texas Longhorns backup quarterback Arch Manning voiced a sincere statement regarding the upcoming season.

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.

As the Texas football players shared hugs, handshakes and tears after Friday’s 28-14 loss to Ohio State in the College Football Playoff semifinal, Arch Manning sat quietly in his locker and slowly dressed.

Texas’ heartbreaking loss to Ohio State on Friday paves the way for the future and into the right hand of Arch Manning.

Before Friday's game, Quinn Ewers, who’s been Texas’ starting quarterback for the past three seasons, sat down with ESPN’s Pete Thamel. When asked if he expects to return to college football in 2025, Ewers didn’t hesitate: “ No, I don’t. ”

Arch Manning showed leadership in addressing the Texas football upperclassmen departing for the 2025 NFL draft.

Arch Manning was handed the keys to the Texas offense for one play against Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl - and the star quarterback was involved in a controversial moment

With junior quarterback Quinn Ewers all but out the door, Texas Longhorns fans are seemingly counting down the days until freshman Arch Manning takes over his

Backup quarterback Arch Manning entered the play just before halftime during Texas' Cotton Bowl Classic game against Ohio State at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Friday