Texas quarterback Arch Manning isn't going anywhere. Though he's been consistent in his desire to stay with the Longhorns, nothing can be taken for granted in the transfer portal era, especially since Manning is a former five-star recruit that has yet to take on a consistent starting role.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning doesn't plan on experiencing a change of scenery anytime soon. When asked about potential changes to the transfer

Quinn Ewers showed off his diplomatic skills on Monday when the Texas quarterback was asked about a verbal challenge from Arizona State counterpart Sam Leavitt leading up to their College Football

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning shot down rumors he planned on entering the transfer portal once the 2024-25 season was finished.

The winter transfer portal closed last week, but another one opens up on April 16 for 10 days. Arch Manning knows what he’ll be doing.

Texas backup quarterback Arch Manning said he intends to return to the Longhorns next season, despite rumors he would enter the NCAA transfer portal.

The Texas Longhorns are looking to cap the 2024 college football season with a national championship. The program already took down Clemson in its playoff

While the Longhorns are preparing for the quarterfinals, they have also been navigating the first window of the transfer portal, which opened on Dec. 9.

No starting quarterback has a more famous heir apparent than Texas football gunslinger Quinn Ewers, who is backed up on the depth chart by redshirt freshman Arch Manning. Missing some time with an oblique injury earlier this season presented Ewers with an opportunity to watch Manning take charge of real-game action and pair that evaluation with what he sees in practice each day.

Since his arrival in Austin, questions and speculation surrounding the future of Texas Longhorns backup QB Arch Manning have run rampant. Whether it was after Ewers decided to return to Austin after the 2023 season,