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Colt McCoy joins Jason McIntyre to preview Texas at Ohio State, Arch Manning’s first season as Texas’ starting QB, and to discuss what playing QB for Texas is like. Plus, he gives his opinion on the Micah Parsons trade.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning failed to live up to lofty expectations in his starting debut Saturday at Ohio State, but coach Steve Sarkisian called the 14-7 loss just «one chapter» in Manning's season.
The Texas Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes open the 2025 season with one of the most anticipated matchups of the year. Both teams enter with College Football Playoff aspirations, but both face significant changes with new quarterbacks, rebuilt lines and, for Ohio State, an overhauled coaching staff.
Steve Sarkisian said to Arch Manning that he should "go be you" regarding the QB’s start against Ohio State. Jason McIntyre doesn’t know how good Manning will be for Texas, and asks if he’ll live up to the hype surrounding him.
In the immediate aftermath of Jack Sawyer’s stunning scoop and score during the national semifinals of last year’s College Football Playoff, as half the crowd at AT&T Stadium screamed loudly enough to shake the television cameras and the other half stood frozen in disbelief, mouths collectively agape, it was difficult to parse through all the layers of deeper-seated meaning crammed into one unforgettable play.
"Arch Manning hasn't done a thing yet."
Steve Sarkisian said to Arch Manning that he should "go be you" regarding the QB’s start against Ohio State. Jason McIntyre doesn’t know how good Manning will be for Texas, and asks if he’ll live up to the hype surrounding him.
As the No. 1 Longhorns head to Columbus to face No. 3 Ohio State in what coach Steve Sarkisian called an «epic matchup,» all eyes are on Texas' new starting quarterback, Arch Manning.