Arch Manning scores 6 touchdowns against Arkansas
Number 17 The Texas Longhorns took it Arkansas Razorbacks with a huge 52-37 win in Week 13. It was one to remember for the quarterback Arch Manningwho found the end zone on six separate occasions.
Manning, a redshirt sophomore, had four passing touchdowns, a rushing touchdown and a receiving touchdown. His sixth result of the day came on a pass to wide receiver DeAndre Moore Jr., who scored three goals against Arkansas.
This was the kind of performance you rarely see in college football. Many believed that Arch Manning would play as one of the best quarterbacks in the country this season. However, after a few bumps and bruises during his first year as the starting quarterback, he finally seems to be starting to figure things out.
The 21-year-old quarterback has caught three or more touchdown passes in three of his last four games. In that four-game stretch, Manning recorded 11 passing touchdowns, along with two rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown. His production has given Texas a big boost in recent weeks.
Despite their success, the Longhorns are in a strong position to make the College Football Playoff right now. At 8-3, Texas is more likely to be in one of the more significant non-postseason bowl games. However, this part of the game by Arch Manning is a great indicator of what the program can expect from him next season.
Texas moves on to Week 14, where the team will play the No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies. The Longhorns have a chance to play spoiler for an 11-0 Aggies team fighting for the top seed in the playoffs.
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