Arch Manning Surprisingly Snubbed From Prestigious College Football Honor originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has not been a full-time starter for his team yet, but was featured in a watch list for a particular award.

Arch Manning is favored to win the Heisman Trophy, but preseason favorites don't often win the award. Who else is expected to contend?

Given everything we’ve seen from Klubnik over the past three seasons, this is somewhat understandable. Thrown into action as a freshman, the Clemson QB struggled over his freshman and sophomore seasons. Then, as a junior, his production exploded. In short, it clicked.

Arch Manning's record NIL valuation is expected to garner a lofty tax bill this year as the star quarterback takes the reins of the Texas offense. After two seasons as the backup behind Quinn Ewers, it's Manning's turn to lead Steve Sarkisian's offense.

Arch Manning has yet to take a full season's worth of snaps as Texas' starting quarterback, but already, the buzz surrounding his potential is at a fever pitch. After backing up f

Headline after headline during the offseason spoke to the same reality for college football: Millions of dollars are headed directly into the pockets of players, and only programs that can nimbly replenish their resources will succeed.

More than 50 years ago, Archie Manning, then a junior at Ole Miss, knocked the college football world sideways. On an October evening in 1969, Manning strode into Birmingham, Alabama, and proceeded to throw for 436 yards and two touchdowns and rush for three more against Bear Bryant and mighty Alabama.

The Longhorns have lost many key players from last year’s College Football Playoff semifinal team, which was defeated by the eventual champion, the Buckeyes, with a score of 28-14. On “The Paul Finebaum Show,” the SEC Network analyst was asked if Texas might be overrated this season. Finebaum acknowledged that it is a possibility.