After struggling to find his footing with the Texas Longhorns, Arch Manning dropped a concise statement on his future as starting quarterback in college football.

Texas beat Kentucky 16-13 in overtime last week but had to overcome one of the worst offensive games of Sarkisian's five-year tenure. The No. 22 Longhorns managed just 179 total yards against the Wildcats in the latest slog behind first-year starting quarterback Arch Manning and a rebuilt offensive line.

There's no quarterback controversy surrounding Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns as of now, but it's clear he will need to improve as SEC play continues.

Steve Sarkisian dropped a sincere message for the Texas Longhorns amid weeks of struggles with Arch Manning on the offensive side of the ball.

On a cloudy, 74-degree homecoming night in Lexington, the Texas Longhorns pulled off a narrow 16-13 overtime victory against the Wildcats. Despite the win, Arch Manning's performance was once again underwhelming.

The Texas Longhorns may have escaped Week 8 with a victory, but it did little to quiet the frustration surrounding quarterback Arch Manning. In a game that demanded poise and leade

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What’s next for Manning and his group is a night game in Lexington, Kentucky, against a reeling Kentucky Wildcats team. They are currently ranked last in the SEC, but as Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has emphasized this week, no night game on the road in this conference is an easy one.