
Texas quarterback Arch Manning is taking it over the head from fans and talking heads alike after his turnovers played a role in Oklahoma’s eventual walk-off win with a field goal in Dallas over the weekend.
One of the talking heads is former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III.
“… Arch Manning needs to come back for another year of college football. Just needs more experience,” Griffin wrote on social media, presumably after witnessing Manning throw two interceptions versus OU, one of which was returned for a touchdown.
Manning is a fourth-year player and returning starter with one season of eligibility remaining, if he does elect to return to Texas for a fifth season.
WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT THE LONGHORNS
Austin American-Statesman: How did Texas QB Arch Manning perform against Oklahoma?
Austin American-Statesman: Golden: Texas football, QB Arch Manning gave this one away to Oklahoma
Dallas Morning News: Texas finally paid the price for the mistakes that have followed them
247Sports: Horns247 Roundtable: Projecting Texas’ final win total after the Longhorns’ loss to Oklahoma
247Sports: How a failure to play ‘complementary football’ led to Texas’ special teams breakdown on Saturday
247Sports: The First Word: Steve Sarkisian was hired to do a job — and he’s dead set on doing it his way
Inside Texas: Sunday Stream of Consciousness: Schedule thoughts, Florida still tough assignment
Inside Texas: Red River Shootout lore and pressure for Texas offense grows
Inside Texas: The Texas special teams unit is doing more harm than good
Inside Texas: Did we see subtle signs of a bigger Texas offensive transformation?
ICYMI IN BURNT ORANGE NATION
Texas drops in both polls after loss to Oklahoma
Inside the numbers: Texas can only blame itself in Red River embarrassment
Steve Sarkisian isn’t considering changes at offensive play caller, special teams coordinator
Oklahoma 27, No. 1 Texas 24: Five observations and Sunday chat
What happened on Oklahoma’s blocked punt recovered for a TD
No. 1 WR Easton Royal flips from Texas to Florida
Texas opens as a 9.5-point favorite against Florida
RECRUITING ROUNDUP
Inside Texas: Friday night Longhorns under the lights: Week 6 schedules for Texas 2027, 2028 commitments
Inside Texas: Recruiting Humidor: Texas-OU targets on Saturday, Horns eyeing 2028, 2029 prospects
SEC SHOWDOWN
Austin American-Statesman: Texas vs Oklahoma: Recap from Sunday’s SEC volleyball loss
Austin American-Statesman: How the Texas Longhorns graded in their loss to Oklahoma
Austin American-Statesman: Texas doomed by Arch Manning interceptions in loss to Oklahoma
Houston Chronicle: Texas’ loss to Oklahoma raises big questions about Longhorns, Steve Sarkisian
247Sports: Crunching the numbers on Texas’ loss to Oklahoma: Head coaches as playcallers and Arch Manning’s rushing trend
247Sports: Pro Football Focus (PFF) grades for Texas in a 27-24 upset loss to Oklahoma
Inside Texas: 2026 Texas Longhorns Oklahoma Sooners Post Mortem: Defense/special teams
Good Bull Hunting: Cesspool stats: Missouri 27, Texas A&M 6
Rock M Nation: Mizzou’s trench play powered 27-6 win over Texas A&M
And The Valley Shook: LSU falls apart late, loses to Kentucky in OT
Red Cup Rebellion: Ole Miss demolishes Vanderbilt, 52-17
Rocky Top Talk: Tennessee moves up in AP Poll after Arkansas win
Roll ‘Bama Roll: Initial impressions from the Georgia game
Dawg Sports: What was Kalen DeBoer thinking?
A Sea Of Blue: A very emotional CJ Baxter thanked Kentucky for his career resurgence after epic night vs. LSU
WHAT WE’RE READING
SB Nation: The Ravens hacked NFL overtime to beat the Falcons
SB Nation: Raiders officially on fraud watch after embarrassing loss
SB Nation: Mike Evans checked Seahawks defender’s jersey and asked ‘Who Are You?’ in trash talk masterclass
NEWS ACROSS LONGHORN NATION AND BEYOND
- Mercury must be in retrograde.
Source: Yahoo Sports







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