Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Arch Manning across Football, Soccer.
The 2026 college football season may be defined by players at positions other than quarterback, according to a recent On3 ranking that highlights Arch Manning, Dante Moore and a host of other standout returners.
With the usual Lane Kiffin buzz fading, college football’s offseason reveals deeper storylines that could redefine the sport’s power structure.
The Longhorns are preparing for a highly anticipated season marked by record academic performance, key player development and a strategic schedule of home openers.
The 2023 recruiting cycle reveals how the transfer portal reshapes expectations, with several programs turning elite signings into starters and NFL prospects while others grapple with development challenges.
Texas coach Steve Sarkisian's criticism of Ole Miss's academic standards sparked a swift and scathing response from ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith, who called the comment 'low' and 'classless' amid praise for Ole Miss's recent playoff run.
The 2026 season sees record‑breaking ticket costs, led by Texas‑Texas A&M, with Arch Manning and Steve Sarkisian driving brand momentum.
Texas A&M and the University of Texas will meet at Kyle Field in 2026 in a game that could reshape the SEC Championship race and the College Football Playoff picture. With quarterback Marcel Reed and coach Mike Elko under pressure, the Aggies hope to end a recent streak of defeats and make history.
Arch Manning’s impressive college performance and open‑minded approach to the 2027 NFL Draft have placed him at the center of a family‑rich football narrative.
The University of Texas leverages name, image and likeness opportunities to attract top transfer talent, retain star players and forge innovative brand collaborations, positioning the Longhorns as a national contender.
A select group of college quarterbacks is emerging as the most talented class in recent memory, drawing attention from analysts, fans and NFL scouts alike.
From LSU’s clash with Ole Miss to Texas A&M’s showdown with Texas, ESPN’s list highlights the most anticipated revenge games of the upcoming college football season.
The 2026 college football landscape is being redrawn by name, image and likeness deals, with high‑spending programs jockeying for playoff spots while underdogs like Indiana challenge the conventional correlation between cash and success.
Cam Coleman’s transfer to Texas brings a potent mix of size, speed, and talent that could translate into a 1,000‑yard receiving season and national award consideration.
Despite a $167.8 million donation surge and a roster built around Arch Manning, the Longhorns finished 10‑3 and missed the College Football Playoff, underscoring the growing pressure on a program that now treats championships as a given.
Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has sparked debate by criticizing the lack of regulation in college football, pointing to academic standards, recruiting practices, and conference realignment. His call for tighter controls is viewed by many as hypocritical given the program’s massive revenue and privileged position.
After a 9‑3 2025 campaign that fell short of the playoff picture, the Longhorns are banking on a retooled tight end group to spark a more dynamic offense in 2026.
Ohio State and Texas will meet on Sept. 12, 2026 in a primetime showdown that promises another chapter in their storied rivalry.
Despite a strong defense and key returning talent, the Oklahoma Sooners face a challenging 2026 slate that could determine their playoff destiny.
The Buckeyes and Longhorns meet on Sept. 12, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. in Austin, Texas, with both teams entering the game among the nation's elite.
The primetime matchup pits the nation’s top team against a top‑three rival, reviving last year’s narrow victory and promising a high‑stakes broadcast.
ABC’s 2026 football schedule reveals a season‑opening doubleheader in Dublin and Rio, a high‑profile Ohio State‑Texas showdown, and a Black Friday rivalry slate, while ESPN’s College GameDay makes its first SEC stop at the LSU‑Clemson game.
Steve Sarkisian decries the opaque selection process that left the Texas Longhorns out of the playoff despite a strong schedule, pointing to the inclusion of Miami and others as evidence of inconsistency.
Fox Sports' latest 2026 college football rankings place Big Ten powerhouses at the summit, with Indiana, Ohio State and Oregon among the elite, while new storylines emerge around quarterbacks and coaching changes
Early projections point to a handful of programs with the talent, depth and favorable slates to contend for the 2026 playoff, while a few traditional powerhouses face pivotal questions heading into the season.