Texas QB Arch Manning responded to comments by UF legend Steve Spurrier questioning the Heisman front-runner and SEC favorite ...

Arch Manning is ready to take the reins as Texas football’s starting QB after waiting his turn behind Quinn Ewers.

Steve Sarkisian, like Steve Spurrier, knows how to develop quarterbacks, although Spurrier might have handled Texas' 2024 ...

Former Florida coach Steve Spurrier has never been shy in front of a microphone. And some comments he made last week about Texas quarterback Arch Manning went viral nationally. Spurrier questioned why ...

Steve Spurrier has his questions about Arch Manning going into his first season as Texas' starter. Appearing on "Another Dooley Noted Podcast" this week, the legendary college football coach and ...

Arch has taken a quiet, deliberate approach to his college career so far, downplaying his hype as the No. 1 QB recruit in the country by sitting out not one, but two seasons in Austin. Newton believes ...

College football viewers are eagerly awaiting Arch Manning's 2026 debut. The Texas signal caller is set to assume the QB1 role after spending his first ...

Combine a Manning under center with two consecutive playoff appearance for Texas and the expectations for Steve Sarkisian ’s Longhorns are sky-high next season. For legendary Florida head coach Steve ...

During an interview on Pat Dooley's podcast, Hall of Fame HC Steve Spurrier took a shot at Texas QB Arch Manning, but is he right? IPS gets $5.5M Lilly grant to expand STEM education at middle ...

So, when Spurrier made headlines recently with a quip about Texas quarterback Arch Manning's Heisman Trophy odds, I interpreted the Head Ball Coach’s quote as a bit of a dig at Longhorns coach ...

Texas sophomore quarterback Arch Manning has been the talk of the offseason with 100% positive coverage from the national media, which is not surprising given his lineage and five-star recruiting ...

So, when Spurrier made headlines recently with a quip about Texas quarterback Arch Manning's Heisman Trophy odds, I interpreted the Head Ball Coach’s quote as a bit of a dig at Longhorns coach ...