Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has yet to be a full-time starter in college football, but attention has already turned to the star's future in the NFL Draft. Manning will not be eligible to enter the NFL Draft until 2026.

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 Texas Longhorns are headed into the semifinal round of the College Football Playoff after a double-overtime victory over the Arizona State Sun Devils. Texas' reward for making it to the next round is facing off against the hottest team in the country,

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.

Once the two stars parted ways, Manning, the freshman phenom from New Orleans, gave the "Hook 'em Horns" hand gesture to the Texas faithful alongside fellow QB Cole Lourd as he walked into the tunnel.

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

Although he's still the Texas Longhorns backup quarterback, Arch Manning isn't preparing to enter the transfer portal. The transfer portal closed this past Saturday. However, it will reopen on April 16,