To say the Texas Longhorns' season hasn't gone to plan so far would be an understatement, but even though it's been a bit disappointing thus far, they're still hanging around.
The hearts of Texas Longhorn fans likely skipped a few beats Saturday night against the Mississippi State Bulldogs when quarterback Arch Manning went down after a tackle that saw his head take a hard hit against the playing surface.
The Texas Longhorns seem to be in good hands following quarterback Arch Manning’s concussion. When Manning went down after the first play of overtime against the Mississippi State Bulldogs, backup quarterback Matthew Caldwell stepped in and delivered what would become the game-winning strike to Emmett Mosely V.
As fans everywhere are aware of, the status of Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning remains somewhat in the air after a tackle forced him to exit the
The Texas Longhorns escaped from Starkville with an overtime win, 45-38, over the Mississippi State Bulldogs, and marked their second straight overtime win after doing it against the Kentucky Wildcats the weekend before.
The Texas Longhorns could be facing a defining moment this Saturday. One that could test the program’s preparation and depth. After their thrilling 45–38 overtime win against Mississippi State, sophomore quarterback Arch Manning has entered concussion protocol after taking a massive hit late in Saturday's game.
The Texas Longhorns have identified multiple key targets at the wide receiver position this season, and each of them has shown up for the Longhorns in different ways throughout games so far.
Should the Texas Longhorns just kiss their hopes of upsetting the Vanderbilt Commodores goodbye? On Monday, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed starting quarterback Arch Manning is in concussion protocol.
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The Texas Longhorns in back-to-back weeks will be leaving their matchup breathing in huge sighs of relief, especially after Saturday's game in which the Longhorns battled back to a dramatic 17-point comeback on the road in Starkville, defeating the Mississippi State Bulldogs 45-38 in overtime.
It might not have been pretty, and it certainly wasn’t comfortable, but the Texas Longhorns collected their third consecutive conference win of the season
As the Longhorns worked their way back from a 17-point deficit, they took Mississippi State into overtime as the game was tied at 38 points. Unfortunately for Texas, on the first play of overtime, quarterback Arch Manning went down.
Texas football's matchup vs Mississippi State yesterday brought about a few memorable moments, but perhaps none more so than Ryan Niblett's 70-yard punt return for a touchdown to tie the game, send the team to overtime and eventually take the win.
After an exciting, but scary, game on Saturday, the Texas Longhorns have moved up in the AP Poll. The 45-38 overtime win against Mississippi State, with some additional chaos around the nation, was enough for Texas to see a small bump.
While ESPN's College GameDay is heading to the Big 12 for its Week 10 show, SEC Nation will still be representing college football's most potent league with a must-see matchup.
University of Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian was seen as a candidate for an HC gig in the NFL during the last hiring cycle, and he reportedly turned down interview requests from two pro clubs before signing a one-year extension with Texas that keeps him tied to the Longhorns through 2031.
The Texas Longhorns enter Week 9 with more questions than answers on offense, and that uncertainty has caught the attention of college football analyst Josh Pate.
Arch Manning was the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy when he entered his first full season as the starting quarterback at Texas, but the year has not gone as hoped for him.