Arch Manning faces hoots in Texas Win Over Utep

The quarter-Arrière of Texas Longhorns, Arch Manning, heard the frustrations of the fans on Saturday during the 27-10 victory of the team against the UTEP minors.

Manning’s ineffectiveness was fully exposed, and the faithful of Longhorns were tired during the first half. They were heard in the team despite the victory.

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Manning was 11 out of 25 with 114 yards by the pass, a pass pass and an interception. He had 51 yards on the ground and two precipitated affected.

He told journalists after the match he knew he had to play better.

“I have to play better,” he said, via ESPN. “Lots of quarters – a lot of players – want to be great. I know I’m better than that.”

While the offensive had the first 23 tests in the match, the Longhorns were only 5 out of 16 in third and 2 out of 5 in fourth drop.

The quarter of the Texas Arch Manning (16) is put under pressure by the defensive line player of the UTEP Ashaad Hall (19) while he is trying to spend during the second half of a university football match of the NCAA in Austin, Texas, on Saturday September 13, 2025. (AP photo / Eric Gay)

Bill Belichick obtained the first home victory as a head coach of the UNC

However, the Texas Ryan Wingo recipient expressed support in the very praised quarter.

“Arch is an excellent quarter-Arrière. The same large quarter-arre,” said Wingo, via On3 Sports. “Our chemistry is not down. I think it improves, especially later in the game, like everyone else in the country.”

Manning was not up to the wild expectations that were set to him before the start of the season. However, Texas entered the column of victories in consecutive weeks and the team has lost against Ohio State by a touchdown.

The quarter of the Texas Arch Manning (16) launches a university football match of the NCAA against the UTEP in Austin, Texas, Saturday September 13, 2025. (AP photo / Eric Gay)

Longhorns will have Sam Houston State next weekend.