Texas quarterback Arch Manning isn't going anywhere. Though he's been consistent in his desire to stay with the Longhorns, nothing can be taken for granted in the transfer portal era, especially since Manning is a former five-star recruit that has yet to take on a consistent starting role.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning doesn't plan on experiencing a change of scenery anytime soon. When asked about potential changes to the transfer

Leavitt enters Wednesday's contest having thrown for 2,663 yards, 24 touchdowns and five interceptions. The freshman from West Linn, Oregon, will play against one of the more stingy defenses in the country. Texas is averaging giving up 261.4 yards per game, which ranks No. 2 in the FBS.

The winter transfer portal closed last week, but another one opens up on April 16 for 10 days. Arch Manning knows what he’ll be doing.

Texas backup quarterback Arch Manning said he intends to return to the Longhorns next season, despite rumors he would enter the NCAA transfer portal. Speaking Monday in advance of No. 5 seed Texas' College Football Playoff quarterfinal appearance against No.

Since he arrived in Austin, people have been asking Arch Manning if he is going to stay at Texas or transfer. It is hard for many in the media to believe a player as talented as Manning would sit and wait his turn behind Quinn Ewers.