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Texas Longhorns (big hat, no cattle; please don’t Horns Down us)

I agree. He’s a manning in name but that’s about where the parallels stop. He’s a mobile enough kid who struggles throwing the ball.

Sark needs a throwing QB and that’s not Manning. Poor kids first game is in the shoe vs Jim Knowles.
I've got a buddy who is an NFL guy. He is certain that Arch has Peyton's brain and Cooper's athleticism. I looked at him and laughed. I said "If his name was Dave Smith you wouldn't know who he is."
 
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I've got a buddy who is an NFL guy. He is certain that Arch has Peyton's brain and Cooper's athleticism. I looked at him and laughed. I said "If his name was Dave Smith you wouldn't know who he is."
Yeah, that’s what so many people want to believe. I’ve spoken to so many people who have no clue about his HS career, just know his last name and uncles and grandfather. None of them have a clue that he played in one of the lowest divisions in LA and looked good not great. And when they scheduled better teams, he looked like a 1star deer in headlights QB.

https://www.on3.com/news/takeaways-from-arch-mannings-final-prep-football-game/
His final HS game he threw for 96yds(8-21) and ran for 42yds! Yet he was ranked as a top 5 all time recruit in 247! And he also never even threw for 3000yds in a season, and never competed in any Hs camps.
Sark put his job on the line for a kid who would be a 3star who should be a Louisiana- Monroe if his name was Dave Smith
 
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Source: Steve Sarkisian agrees to new contract with Texas​

Just more than a week after its season ended in the College Football Playoff, Texas has agreed to a new contract with coach Steve Sarkisian, a source told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Saturday, confirming a report. The sides came to an agreement Friday night in a deal that includes an extension.

A source told ESPN that it's a seven-year contract for Sarkisian, 50, that adds a year to his deal and makes him one of the highest-paid coaches in college football.

News of the agreement was first reported by The Action Network, which noted that the deal came after Sarkisian declined interviews with two NFL franchises for coaching positions.
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