Texas quarterback Arch Manning will return to school to play in 2026, finally putting to rest questions about his future beyond this season. In a text message to ESPN's Dave Wilson on Monday night, Arch's dad,

Undoubtedly, one of the top names in the discussion for the 2026 Heisman Trophy will be Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning, as CBS Sports' David Cobb had Manning as the first name on his shortlist of top Heisman contenders in 2026.

With the news of Nebraska's Dylan Raiola and Florida's DJ Lagway transferring, Arch Manning is now in a class by himself.

As Arch Manning prepares for the Citrus Bowl with a full season as a starter under his belt, it's become clear that he doesn't look like the quarterback Texas fans expected when he signed. Instead, he looks like the one they actually need.

Kewan Lacy, RB, Ole Miss: Lacy ranks second in the FBS in rushing touchdowns with 20 after emerging as one of the sport's top breakout stars. The Missouri transfer is averaging five yards per carry and also has 25 receptions.

Arch Manning leads a way-too-early look at the 2026 Heisman Trophy race, though the Texas quarterback is far from alone atop an early list filled with star power and returning production. CBS Sports' David Cobb put together a list of college football’s best players.

Texas quarterback Arch Manning was named Kirk Herbstreit’s “Redemption Player” during his annual Herbie Awards on Friday. The former top recruit finished the regular season strong after an up-and-down start.