Texas quarterback Arch Manning believes he and the rest of the Longhorns football program have a lot to look forward to in the 2026 college football season. Namely among Manning’s excitement is his opportunity to throw to recent NCAA Transfer Portal addition Cam Coleman,

Arch Manning may have the family's last name, but he might have taken a page from the Tom Brady book of success that will give the Texas Longhorns an advantage next season.

Arch Manning didn’t have fun the first half of last season. His words. Now, it's time to let 'er rip and enjoy it.

Along with five of his teammates, Texas quarterback Arch Manning met with reporters on Wednesday as the Longhorns near the end of their spring drills. Here are 10 things that he said:

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Arch Manning was asked if he had exchanged “angry texts” with Livingstone. Manning said he tried calling Livingstone while he was in Dallas over the weekend, but he wasn’t around. Manning admitted he was “surprised” by Livingstone’s decision to transfer.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning came under fire last year in his first season as the full-time starter, struggling out of the gate. But Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian thought he handled the adversity and criticism well.

Arch Manning is in the midst of spring practice ahead of his junior season. Viewers noticed his habit of patting the football before throws in a clip