Texas quarterback Arch Manning made history on Saturday night, becoming the first player in school history to catch, throw and rush for a touchdown in a single game. In a thrilling 52-37 victory over Arkansas, Manning accounted for six touchdowns, showcasing his versatility and skill.
Historic Feat
Manning’s performance was highlighted by an innovative trick play that saw him catch a pass from wide receiver Parker Livingstone in the end zone. This unique touchdown reception made him the first Longhorn quarterback to achieve such a feat, marking a significant milestone for Texas football.
Game-Winning Performance
In addition to his receiving touchdown, Manning threw four passing touchdowns and rushed for another score. His ability to connect with receivers like De’Andre Moore and Livingstone demonstrated the offensive prowess of the Longhorns under his leadership.
Versatility on Display
Manning’s versatility was evident throughout the game, as he took snaps, handed off to teammates, and then caught a pass from Parker Livingstone in an open end zone. This rare combination of skills has not been seen before at Texas, making Manning’s performance even more remarkable.