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The Texas Campo Marshal, Arch Manning, is exuding confidence before the confrontation of the team against No. 3 Ohio State.
Manning, 21, is the senior marshal for the number 1 of Texas and was asked if he was mentally prepared to have a great goal in his back throughout the season.
“I think we try to change the narrative, let’s go to everyone,” Manning told journalists on Monday. “The goal is not on your back. We have a red point in all others.”
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The Texas Lonchorns Campo Marshal, Arch Manning (16) plays against the Clemson Tigers during the first round of the College football playoff at the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on December 21, 2024, in Austin, Texas. (Mark J. Rebila/images imagn)
The exaggerated train for Manning enters his first year as a starter is to Vitubina. Fans have labeled the Lonchorns field marshal as a candidate for the Heisman trophy and hope they can take them to a national championship.
Manning intervened and began three games last season when Quinn Ewers wasted time with an oblique injury, and he impressed.
In addition to those three openings, Manning appeared in seven games last season for Texas. He completed 67.8% of his passes for 939 yards, nine touchdowns and two interceptions.
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The Texas Longhorns Campo Marshal, Arch Manning (16) is heated before Peach Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz stadium on January 1, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Images Dale Zanine/Imagn)
Manning has also demonstrated the ability to run, hurrying for 100 yards and four touchdowns last season. Even after Eweers returned from an injury, Texas chief coach Steve Sarkisian replaced Manning with some players.
Manning seems ready for the center of attention and the expectations that he and Texas will order this season.
The Texas Lonchorns Marshal Mariscal, Arch Manning (16) is executed against the corner of the Ohio state buckers, Jordan Hancock (7) and the security Caleb Downs (2) during the second quarter of the semifinal of the American football playoffs in the Cotton Bowl at the AT & T stadium on January 10, 2025, in Arlington, in Arlington, in Arlington Texas (Tim Heitman/Imagn images)
Last season, the Longhorns were 13-3 and were eliminated by the eventual champion Ohio State in the semifinals of university American football playoffs.
Texas will have the opportunity to take revenge on Ohio State in his highly anticipated confrontation at noon and Saturday at Fox Sports.
