Texas ended its season in the College Football Playoff semifinals for the second-straight year. There’s, oh, about 150 programs in the nation that’d beg to be in the Longhorns’ shoes after their Cotton Bowl loss to Ohio State.

Many expect quarterback Arch Manning to elevate the Texas Longhorns' offense next season. He must do so with unproven pass-catchers.

Texas Longhorns star quarterback Arch Manning will get the keys to the Lamborghini after Quinn Ewers declared for the NFL Draft earlier this week.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers announced on Wednesday his intention to enter the NFL draft, setting the stage for Arch Manning to be the Longhorns' starting quarterback in 2025. When Manning takes the field next fall he won't be making his first start with Texas,

Arch Manning steps into the spotlight as Texas faces major challenges, leaving head coach Steve Sarkisian and his star quarterback with much to prove in the 2025 season.

If Quinn Ewers turned down an $8 million NIL deal to turn pro because he only wanted to play at Texas, Steve Sarkisian better hope that Arch Manning is as good as what his five-star rating coming out of high school suggests he could be.

Texas QB Arch Manning is expected to uphold the Longhorns' newly-established standard during his first college football season as the unquestioned starter in Austin.

The Texas Longhorns prepare for a new era with Arch Manning at quarterback, but the departure of offensive lineman Jake Majors leaves a significant gap in the team’s foundation.