Only a couple of years ago, Arch Manning was one of the most wanted high school recruits in the nation.
Ultimately, they decided to bring their potential and high profile name to Austin.
When Quinn Eweers declared for the NFL Draft, he opened by Manning to move on to the headline for Texas Longes in 2025.
As spring games throughout the country are launched, ESPN host and commentator receives Davis made a bold prediction on the role that Manning could play when he takes the next step in his university career.
As the season approaches, the exaggeration surrounding Manning is intensified.
Davis suggested that Manning could become “the last villain” because some fans will end up appreciating it even more, while others could experience more feelings of resentment.
“It is unfortunate. Due to the attention it will receive, it will become a favorite of fans for which they are outside Texas. And (for) others outside Texas, it will become the best villain, and I do not Kean Olahoma People” “Podcast of the University.”
Davis then compared the Bombo Manning train with what often happens when a new television show becomes popular and is well received by the public, but inevitably some will oppose strongly or try to discredit everything.
“That is what is going to happen to Arch,” Davis predicted.
Manning appeared in 10 games last season, including two that began instead of an injured Ewers.
The young field Marshal ended the 2024 season with 939 air yards, nine touchdowns and two interceptions.
Texas defeated Clemsson in the first round of the university football playoff, before an exciting extra victory over the state of Arizona in the quarterfinals.
The possible national Ohio State Buckeyes champion eliminated the Playoffs dispute in January.
Texas opens the 2025 season against Buckeyes in Columbus on August 30.
