The Texas Longhorns men's basketball team is hosting the Texas A&M Aggies in Austin on Saturday for the second-ever meeting between the two rivals as

Arch Manning will replace Quinn Ewers as the starting quarterback for Texas next season. But who joins him in the QB room entering the offseason?

After reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals for the second consecutive season and falling just short, head coach Steve Sarkisian and the Texas Longhorns have turned their focus to the 2025 season—a year that could be one of the most anticipated in program history.

Football will always be king in Austin, but on Saturday, it was the Texas Longhorns men's basketball team that stole the show. Facing off against the rival No.

But a preseason injury to CJ Baxter gave Wisner a chance to contribute, and he seized it, ultimately usurping Jaydon Blue to become Texas' feature back. He averaged 4.7 yards per rush on his way to a 1,064-yard season and caught 44 passes for 311 yards, too.

Manning's first game as the unquestioned face of Texas football will be against the same team Ewers faced in his last: Ohio State in Week 1.

Arch Manning is set to take over as the Texas Longhorns ’ starting quarterback next season, stepping in after Quinn Ewers declared for the NFL Draft a little more than a week ago. Manning has spent the past two seasons developing, redshirting his first year and serving as Ewers’ backup this past season.

The Arch Manning era has begun for Texas and leading college football analyst Joel Klatt is expecting big things from the teenager, ranking the Longhorns among the favorites for the national title

Shortly after the Cotton Bowl, Ewers announced that he was declaring for the 2025 NFL draft, leaving the keys to the Texas offense with the top-ranked prospect in the class of 2023, Arch Manning.