Texas QB Arch Manning Exits Game Due to Injury: Latest Updates
Arch Manning, the Texas Longhorns quarterback, experienced an injury during a recent game against Mississippi State. His exit came after a 13-yard scramble where he appeared to be struck in the back of the head. Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian provided no immediate updates on Manning’s condition following the game.
Game Details
Manning was on the field for some time after the incident before he walked to the sidelines and entered the injury tent for further evaluation. Backup quarterback Matthew Caldwell, a transfer from Troy, took over following Manning’s departure.
Performance Before Injury
- Manning’s performance prior to the injury was impressive.
- He achieved a career-high of 346 passing yards.
- Manning completed 29 of 46 pass attempts.
- He threw three touchdown passes and scored one rushing touchdown.
Impact on the Game
After Manning left the field, Caldwell quickly made an impact. He completed a 10-yard touchdown pass to Emmett Mosley V, contributing to a 45-38 lead over Mississippi State. The Longhorns’ defense held firm, ensuring this lead stood until the end.
Defensive Struggles
Throughout the game, Manning faced significant pressure from the Mississippi State defense. He was sacked five times, illustrating the intense defensive strategy employed against him.
As updates on Manning’s injury status become available, fans and analysts alike will be eager to see how this affects his role moving forward in the season.
