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Fans roast Arch Manning after Texas football’s scoreless first half
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The hype has been loud surrounding Arch Manning all offseason, and he is making his first start since Quinn Ewers' departure on Saturday. The No. 1 Longhorns are on the road taking on Ohio State , and Manning struggled a little in the first half. There were expected to be some struggles, and that was the case. Manning had a hard time getting into a rhythm, and Texas ended up going scoreless in the first half. Fans were letting Manning hear about it on social media.
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Arch Manning is one of the biggest NIL athletes in college football, so there have been a lot of commercials about him during this game.
"Arch Manning has more commercials in this game that he has completions," Mark Schlereth said in a post.
A lot of people are talking about Manning after that first half.
A lot of people thought that Arch Manning should be the starting QB for Texas over Quinn Ewers. Ewers, like Manning, was an incredibly prized recruit. He was a great QB for Texas, but the hype around Manning was at another level. Whenever Ewers struggled even a little bit, Texas fans called for Manning to come in. However, Manning is struggling a little bit in this game.
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Struggles for Manning are expected as this is a very difficult game for his first road start. It's never easy to go on the road to take on Ohio State , and Manning is learning the hard way. He will need to get some sort of offensive groove going soon if the Longhorns are going to have a chance in this one.
The Texas football team was down 7-0 at the half, and the offensive struggles have continued in the second half. It is shaping up to be a tight finish in Columbus, and Arch Manning needs to make some big plays for his team.
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