Arch Manning, the Texas Longhorns quarterback, was brutally honest about his team's performance following their crushing 35-10 loss to Georgia. The young gun threw for 251 yards on 27-of-43 attempts with a touchdown and an interception, but it wasn't enough to stem the tide of a game that Georgia dominated from start to finish.
Manning's response was simple: "Against teams like that, you can't miss any throws. I've got to play well the whole game." It's clear that he was frustrated by his own performance, particularly an ugly interception in the second quarter that sailed above his head and into the hands of a Georgia defender.
The Longhorns' loss now puts them at 7-3 on the season, with their College Football Playoff hopes hanging precariously in the balance. However, running back Quintrevion Wisner remains optimistic, saying that they just need to "take care of business" in their next two games. Wisner believes that if the team executes and pays attention to details, they can get back on track.
For Manning and his teammates, it's a matter of moving forward and focusing on what they can control. They'll take on Arkansas next, a team yet to win a game against Southeastern Conference opponents. Manning vowed to do "our best" to beat the Razorbacks and regain some momentum for the Longhorns.
The loss serves as a harsh reminder that in college football, even the most talented teams can fall victim to a single misstep. For Texas, it's now a question of how they respond to this setback and what steps they'll take to get back on track.
Manning's response was simple: "Against teams like that, you can't miss any throws. I've got to play well the whole game." It's clear that he was frustrated by his own performance, particularly an ugly interception in the second quarter that sailed above his head and into the hands of a Georgia defender.
The Longhorns' loss now puts them at 7-3 on the season, with their College Football Playoff hopes hanging precariously in the balance. However, running back Quintrevion Wisner remains optimistic, saying that they just need to "take care of business" in their next two games. Wisner believes that if the team executes and pays attention to details, they can get back on track.
For Manning and his teammates, it's a matter of moving forward and focusing on what they can control. They'll take on Arkansas next, a team yet to win a game against Southeastern Conference opponents. Manning vowed to do "our best" to beat the Razorbacks and regain some momentum for the Longhorns.
The loss serves as a harsh reminder that in college football, even the most talented teams can fall victim to a single misstep. For Texas, it's now a question of how they respond to this setback and what steps they'll take to get back on track.
. Can't they just be honest for once without giving us analysis? Manning said he needs to play well the whole game, that's not exactly earth-shattering news... And what's with the optimist running back, Quintrevion Wisner? "Take care of business" is like saying you'll try to win the next game... so cliché 
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. Manning could've just taken the L and moved on instead of dissecting his own mistakes... Can't we just appreciate the young guns trying their best without overanalyzing everything? 
... I mean, Arch Manning is basically saying that his team needs to be perfect, but then again, isn't perfection kinda impossible in sports? Like, you're gonna make mistakes and stuff happens, so maybe he's being too hard on himself? On the other hand, if they don't step up their game, it's not like Georgia was gonna let them win by 25 points without putting up a fight 
. Ugh, my brain hurts trying to figure this out!
. Arkansas is a great chance for them to bounce back, let's hope they bring their A-game 
! Manning's gotta own up to those mistakes and learn from 'em 
. This loss might be a wake-up call for the team, now it's time to regroup and refocus 
. And what's up with Arch Manning's comments? "Can't miss any throws"? That's a pretty high standard to expect himself and his teammates to meet 
he's literally carrying that team on his back rn... like, 251 yards isn't even enough anymore 
& i know how frustrating it is when u miss a throw by ur own head lol idk what arch can do diff but maybe take a breather, get some rest & come back to the field with fresh eyes? 
i'm still rooting 4 him tho 
he's already looking forward to the next game, hoping to bounce back from that one bad interception 
especially Quintrevion Wisner seems like a great leader, staying positive even in the face of adversity 
I hope Arch Manning takes some time to process this loss and comes back stronger next week 
️. On the other hand, Quintrevion Wisner's optimism is pretty cool I guess 
but let's be real, "taking care of business" isn't exactly rocket science 
. Can they really just focus on executing and details? 
? Like that's gonna make a difference? I'm not buying it, they need to step up their game big time 
️. Manning says he can't miss any throws, but what about all the other guys on the team who are supposed to be supporting him? 
. And Arkansas next? Yeah right, they'll get creamed too 
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but then my cat, mr whiskers, came into the kitchen and knocked over a entire bowl of wasabi sauce all over the counter lol what a mess! anyway back to football, i feel bad for arch manning, he's like the quarterback version of a coffee shop barista trying to make perfect lattes but everything keeps going wrong 
? But at the same time, I get it, they're not gonna beat Georgia every year 
. The Longhorns need to just chill and focus on their next game against Arkansas... like, let's go Razorbacks 
7-3 is actually not bad for Texas, they can bounce back 
... Quintrevion Wisner seems like a great dude though, keeping the morale up with "just take care of business" 
... but seriously, this loss is gonna hurt for Texas and their College Football Playoff hopes are getting kinda thin 
... gotta root for 'em to get back on track 
can someone pls explain to me how college football playoffs work tho? 
. Anyway, back to football... I mean, it's clear that the Longhorns have their work cut out for them if they want to revive those playoff hopes 
. Quintrevion Wisner is right, though - focus on execution and attention to detail 
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