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Arch Manning Leads Longhorns' Fall Camp Amidst QB Battles
6 Aug
Summary
- Rasheem Biles impressed with versatile pass coverage and pass rush ability.
- Arch Manning displayed strong leadership and had a good practice day.
- MJ Morris fumbled a snap and had inaccurate passes in limited viewing.
Texas Longhorns fall camp began on Wednesday in Austin, marking the start of preparations for the 2026 season. Head coach Steve Sarkisian noted both positive and negative aspects from the opening day. The team's overall health is a significant positive, with no major injury concerns reported.
Rasheem Biles was highlighted for his impressive physical condition and versatility, making a notable play in pass coverage deep downfield. Arch Manning, fully participating after spring limitations, demonstrated strong leadership qualities and performed well during practice.
However, quarterback MJ Morris experienced some difficulties, including a fumbled snap and inaccurate passes during the media viewing period. Freshman cornerback John Meredith III showed signs of adjusting to college-level intensity. An update on Cole Hutson's potential return to the offensive line is still pending, with a decision expected soon.
