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'Arch is the play!': Manning rises to the occasion and lifts Texas to a Citrus Bowl win

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8 hours ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

PLEASE, Get some dogs around this man out of the portal for whats more than likely his last season as a longhorn. 

everyone donate $10 to NIL fund, together we can get RB1/WR1 + GCG for Arch and Nose/2LBs/CB/S and K/P

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5 hours ago, RX_Angler said:

I’d like to see the writer who called Arch a “flop” come up with an article of an apology. 

I really want to dunk on them, but I don't want to direct people to the article and give it any further attention.

It was a worthless take then and it has aged like a dirty diaper.

He will be much better next year from the get go (hopefully). With a much better team around him. Even the OL yesterday was getting blown up. Arch's pocket presence has improved greatly and his ability to get the ball to his guys. His running ability is also a weapon that teams have to account for. If we get a run game next year, we're going to be hard to stop.

Though a lot of the newer faces played really well. Some hiccups here or there but that is to be expected and I thought Michigan got a lot of calls go their way and a couple of their TD's shouldn't have been allowed, bad ref job all around. 

9 hours ago, Jeff Howe said:

I really want to dunk on them, but I don't want to direct people to the article and give it any further attention.

It was a worthless take then and it has aged like a dirty diaper.

It blows because I’m a big Dane Brugler fan but almost all of the rest is straight trash

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