Georgia crushes Texas as Arch Manning searches for answers originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The lights were bright. The stage was enormous. The expectations were immense. And for the No. 10 Texas Longhorns, the night unraveled with a cold, undeniable truth:

Texas Longhorns wide receiver Ryan Wingo (1) drops a pass during the game against Georgia at Sanford Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025 in Athens, Georgia. Late in the third quarter, Texas football quarterback Arch Manning pulled the Longhorns within four points of Georgia with a 7-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Wingo.

Steve Sarkisian made sure to remind Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns not to underestimate the Arkansas Razorbacks ahead of a pivotal meeting in the NCAA season.

Texas' current situation was exacerbated by a 35-10 loss at then-No. 5 Georgia on Saturday. Arch Manning threw for 251 yards, a touchdown and an interception in the setback, with Ryan Wingo had nine catches for 62 yards and a score.

Arch Manning’s first season as a starter has been a roller coaster — and Saturday night was one of the valleys.

Plagued by mistakes and stalled drives, the Arch Manning-led Texas offense was flummoxed by a sturdy Georgia defense in the Longhorns‘ 35-10 loss to the Bulldogs on Saturday. Manning, who turned the ball over once and also nearly lost a fumble, was far from perfect but his teammates did him no favors.

Former NFL player Emmanuel Acho does not like what he's seeing from the Texas football WRs, saying there's no support for Arch Manning.

Texas football took its third loss of the season against Georgia Saturday night. Here's how Arch Manning performed.

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Everyone had the same thing to say about a viral video of Peyton Manning's son, Marshall Manning, at Saturday's Texas game.

Some would say the young, esteemed quarterback Arch Manning has not "lived up" to the hype, or to the Texas standard, but after taking a closer look into his development over the 2025 season. He is much further than most would expect.

Texas is still chasing wins in the present, but the real storm cloud over Austin sits in April. Multiple outlets already have the Longhorns in Tier 1 for 2026 NFL Draft talent, and one list of fifteen potential early entries starts with the same three names every Texas fan circles first: Arch