Arch Manning, the highly sought after quarterback from Louisiana, has committed to the Texas Longhorns program. Although this move has raised some questions about the quarterback situation, Steve Sarkisian’s ability to recruit and develop both quarterbacks ensures that both players will have opportunities to grow and succeed within the program.
Manning, like Ewers, was a top recruit out of high school and has already achieved great success in his career. He has also expressed his commitment to continuous improvement and readiness for the upcoming season. Despite their impressive resumes, both Manning and Ewers recognize that they could start at almost any school in the country but have chosen to learn and develop alongside each other under Sarkisian’s guidance.
At a recent Manning Passing Academy in Louisiana, Manning expressed his excitement for the future and his dedication to learning and growth. His maturity and long-term perspective on his career development demonstrate his commitment to getting better each day and staying prepared for any opportunity that comes his way.
Overall, the Texas Longhorns have a talented duo of quarterbacks in Ewers and Manning who are focused on improvement and success under Sarkisian’s leadership. Their potential to continue developing and contributing to the team’s success bodes well for the Longhorns’ future in college football.
