Sarkisian’s plan and flawless execution
Offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian went all-in on a vertical, aggressive scheme. Arch Manning executed it with poise. He produced more than ten completions of at least 15 yards and six throws that traveled over 25. Arkansas’s secondary simply couldn’t keep up and was overwhelmed. Manning, known for his mobility, used his legs when necessary, but his success came from attacking deep and maintaining confidence through all four quarters.
Arch Manning becomes the first SEC QB with a passing TD, rushing TD, and a receiving TD in THE SAME GAME since Dak Prescott in 2014 🤯
Texas blows out Arkansas 52-37 😤 pic.twitter.com/nPC9NB0MVI
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 23, 2025
The performance by Arch Manning rewrote pages of the Texas record book. It also confirmed that the heir to the most famous surname in college football is building his own identity. He surpassed his previous career-high of 346 yards by the end of the third quarter and showed he can lead the Longhorns in high-pressure games.
The immediate future
The impact of Arch Manning’s night goes beyond the numbers. He proved he is ready to be a central figure in the NCAA and that his last name is not a burden but a springboard to greatness.
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Texas found in Arch Manning the spark it needed to solidify its offense. With this performance, the young quarterback earned his place in program history and sent a clear message. He is prepared to embrace the role of leader and push the Longhorns into the national elite.