Arch Manning, the 21-year-old quarterback for Texas Longhorns, expressed his frustration with the team's performance after a crushing 35-10 loss to Georgia. The interception Manning threw on third-and-short was particularly ugly, sailing above DeAndre Moore Jr.'s head and landing in the hands of Bulldogs defensive back KJ Bolden.
When asked about the game, Manning bluntly stated that "losing" was the most frustrating part of it. His statement didn't provide much insight into what went wrong for the team, but his overall tone conveyed disappointment and frustration.
Texas's performance this season has been rollercoaster-like, with some highs and lows. The loss to Georgia dropped them to 7-3 on the season, putting their College Football Playoff hopes in jeopardy. However, Longhorns running back Quintrevion Wisner remains optimistic that his squad can still reach the playoffs if they "take care of business" in their upcoming games.
Wisner's confidence is echoed by Manning, who emphasized that Texas will focus on beating Arkansas next and controlling what they can control. The Razorbacks have yet to win a game against Southeastern Conference opponents, making them an attractive opponent for Texas.
The team's struggles this season are evident, but the Longhorns are determined to bounce back from Saturday's loss and make a push for the playoffs.
When asked about the game, Manning bluntly stated that "losing" was the most frustrating part of it. His statement didn't provide much insight into what went wrong for the team, but his overall tone conveyed disappointment and frustration.
Texas's performance this season has been rollercoaster-like, with some highs and lows. The loss to Georgia dropped them to 7-3 on the season, putting their College Football Playoff hopes in jeopardy. However, Longhorns running back Quintrevion Wisner remains optimistic that his squad can still reach the playoffs if they "take care of business" in their upcoming games.
Wisner's confidence is echoed by Manning, who emphasized that Texas will focus on beating Arkansas next and controlling what they can control. The Razorbacks have yet to win a game against Southeastern Conference opponents, making them an attractive opponent for Texas.
The team's struggles this season are evident, but the Longhorns are determined to bounce back from Saturday's loss and make a push for the playoffs.
and man that interception was like a nightmare come true 
arch mannings gotta calm down tho like he cant take it anymore lol. i mean georgia was on fire that day but still 35-10 is pretty embarrassing 
. what im tryin to figure out is why mannings coaches didnt put him in better positions to succeed 
. he's a top qb for a reason, u gotta give him the ball and let him do his thang 
he needs to chill out fam Texas has got this! they've been in tough situations before and come out on top I'm hyped for the next game against Arkansas 
those Razorbacks are a great matchup and I think we can take them down QW is so right though, if they focus on beating one game at a time they'll be golden 
and saw this massive wave crash down on the shore it was like the ocean was screaming or something 
anyway back to arch manning - i think he's being kinda harsh on himself, you know? a 35-10 loss is brutal but you can't just point fingers at one player and expect everything to magically fix itself 
my friend got one last week and it sounds insane, like totally immersive 
. I mean, you can't win 'em all and losing stinks, but at least he's not being super negative about it 
. And I gotta say, Quintrevion Wisner sounds like a total boss for staying positive despite the losses 
. Arkansas is definitely a team to beat, especially since they've never won against SEC opponents 
. Maybe this is their chance to turn things around? 
. The Longhorns need a W against the Razorbacks and then they can start makin' some noise about those playoffs 
. Texas's season has been all over the place, but they're still in it... that's somethin'. Quintrevion Wisner is on point with his confidence, though - if he believes they can make a push, I got no problem with that 
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), and suddenly he's feeling frustrated about losing? It's like a microcosm of how this season has been going for Texas - one minute you're on top of the world, the next you're getting dismantled by Georgia. And don't even get me started on Quintrevion Wisner's "taking care of business" vibes... sounds like some Republican campaign speech 
! But seriously though, it's clear that this team needs to come together and focus on their next game against Arkansas if they wanna make a push for the playoffs. It's all about controlling what you can control, right? 
it's like he's trying to convince himself that they're still in control of their own destiny lol. i get it though, losing sucks & he can't sugarcoat it. but honestly, 7-3 is not terrible at all 
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, I mean who hasn't had those moments on the field where everything just falls apart? But the thing that got me is when he said "losing" was the most frustrating part of it... like what even is that? Is it the actual losing or the fact that you can't win? And yeah, Texas's season has been all over the place 
. I'm not sure about Wisner's confidence though, I mean Arkansas does have a pretty weak SEC record, but you never know what can happen on any given Saturday. Still, Longhorns fans should be rooting for them to get back on track and make a push for those playoffs 
after that beating by Georgia 
. All we got was "losing" and a shrug 
. Still, can't count on any team in college football, especially when they're on a rollercoaster like Texas 
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35-10? That's like, totally embarrassing 