Show Notes
Jeff Howe and CJ Vogel go to the film to explain how Steve Sarkisian finally unleashed Arch Manning’s legs in Texas’ win over Ole Miss. From an empty-formation split-zone conversion to his first rushing touchdown of the season, Manning’s decisiveness and power gave the Longhorns a short-yardage weapon they had largely ignored through the first six games.
The breakdown also highlights Manning’s critical third-and-17 scramble, Michael Terry III’s impact as a blocker and the six-offensive-lineman package that produced the go-ahead touchdown. Jeff and CJ explain how Texas used motion, personnel and its established rushing attack to manipulate Ole Miss—and why Manning’s running ability must remain part of the offense moving forward.
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