Arch Manning is stepping into a massive spotlight at Texas. This latest comparison to a former SEC national champion is bound to garner mixed emotions.

Arch Manning receives more attention than your average college athlete. He even receives more attention than some of the most well-known college athletes.

Texas' season ended with a loss to the Ohio State Buckeyes in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. Following the season, Texas quarterback Arch Manning spoke with ESPN's Marty Smith, revealing his thoughts on the current state of the Longhorns.

Week 1 of the 2025 college football season features a loaded slate, including LSU at Clemson, Notre Dame at Miami and Alabama at Florida State, among others. LSU-Clemson could be a top-five matchup, as could the biggest headliner: Manning and Texas visiting Ohio State in a matchup of the 2024 national champion and our early 2025 favorite.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning shares what Quinn Ewers and Steve Sarksian told him ahead of the 2025 college football season.

Dan Morrison of On3 Sports notes that there are not yet any details available regarding the specifics of the deal, but Manning already had over a $2 million edge over Duke freshman forward Cooper Flagg, whose NIL valuation is $4.3 million.

With the buzz surrounding Manning following Ewers' decision, Texas Football made a post earlier in the week that went completely viral, reaching nearly 900,000 views and 14,000 likes. "Day one🤘," the Longhorns wrote on X, announcing the start of winter workouts.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning, the latest signal caller to hold the famous last name, said Thursday he doesn't deserve any attention yet:

The SEC endured a rough showing this season, but 'too-early' top 25 rankings shower the conerence with hype for 2025. Too much hype?

It’s never too early to talk about next season so we will. Last season after Ashton Jeanty had an early lead in the opinion of many for the Heisman, he was overtaken by two-way star Travis Hunter.

The Texas football world is in chaos, and it's all about pressure, legacy, and fan emotions. Quinn Ewers, the quarterback who led the Longhorns to back-to-back College Football Pla