The college football world buzzed with curiosity as Arch Manning's first year with the Texas Longhorns unfolded in unexpected ways. After joining a program steeped in high expectat

Texas started Ewers in the third quarter. The 21-year-old junior helped the Longhorns go up 42-0 before head coach Steve Sarkisian decided to put Manning in with 7:03 left in the third quarter. Ewers finished the game 19-of-27 passing for 333 yards and five touchdowns.

He's up to 195 already in his second year with the Longhorns, including his first two starts while deputizing for the injured Ewers. FULL PREVIEW: Texas football vs Gators scouting report,

Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian addressed the recent departure of Arch Manning and Quinn Ewers' promising weapon at wideout.

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Texas's junior quarterbacks Quinn Ewers and Arch Manning have been embroiled in a mini-quarterback controversy after coach Steve Sarkisian choose to bench Ewers against Georgia

The Longhorns got outclassed on national television against Georgia, then went into their bye week fresh off eking out a win on the road against Vanderbilt (understandable this season, but still not the best optics).

Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers threw five touchdown passes and had a relatively easy day in a blowout win over Florida. Ewers played so well, coach Steve Sarkisian pulled his starter in the third quarter and inserted backup Arch Manning.