Arch Manning, Texas and Ohio State
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This was a Manning performance that can be interpreted in many ways. He struggled at times with Ohio State’s zone coverage and turned down throws he should have made. He also appeared trigger shy on occasion, and his final numbers (23-of-37 passing for 195 yards, one TD and one interception) look very pedestrian.
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Arch Manning led the Texas Longhorns to an epic fourth-quarter comeback against Ohio State that made history.
After a rocky first season as Texas’s starter, the QB led a 20-point comeback against No. 1 Ohio State and showed he could deliver when the stakes are the highest.
Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns finally turned the tables on the Ohio State Buckeyes, rallying in the fourth quarter for a 24-23 win at a packed Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium After losing both meetings with Ohio State last year,
To say Texas has had a nightmare start might be too kind. In a matchup between to College Football Playoff favorites, the Longhorns first two drives have each ended in turnovers. The second of those turnovers is one that would be difficult to recreate on EA’s College Football 27,
Top-ranked Ohio State and Julian Sayin face No. 4 Texas and Arch Manning tonight, Sept. 12, in a Week 2 contest at DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin, Texas.