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.

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.

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 Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning says he has no plans on entering the transfer portal amid speculation and rumors.

Texas Longhorns star Arch Manning has heard the push from certain college football fans who want to see him replace Quinn Ewers as the team's starting quarterback. Just days before Texas' Peach Bowl matchup versus the Arizona State Sun Devils, Manning made his feelings about Ewers clear heading into the College Football Playoff game.

Arch Manning was asked about transfer portal windows Monday. He used the opportunity to make his commitment to Texas football clear.

Texas Longhorns fans have been hoping Steve Sarkisian will pull the trigger and put Arch Manning in for Quinn Ewers. Georgia's College Football Playoff loss should give them pause.