Arch Manning's Foot Injury: All Clear for Fall

0:00On April 29, Texas quarterback Archmaning dealt with a foot injury that started way back in the 2024 college football season. It happened when he came in for Quinn Ures against Texas A&M and ran the ball into the end zone for a score. Turns out that nagging issues stuck around longer than fans realized. The team held off on fixing it until after the season wrapped up. They didn't want to risk surgery right before or during games, so they waited. Having missed him spring practice time, but that was partly on purpose to let other guys like KJ Lacey, Diabelle and MJ Morris get more reps in the system. Sports media jumped all over this news, stirring up a frenzy like it's the end of the world for the Longhorns. But head coach Steve Sarkeasy and shut that down quick, telling everyone to chill out. He said folks are overreacting big time. Manning's in his fourth year in the offense, and he's already looking sharp, throwing in seven on seven drills. And routes on air. Rest assured, arch is back to full strength now, ready to light it up, come fall.