Texas quarterback Arch Manning, recovering from offseason foot surgery, expressed confidence in his readiness to return, stating, 'I feel 100% right now.' Although he has participated minimally in spring practices, Manning noted the value of these sessions for backup quarterbacks. Coach Steve Sarkisian confirmed that Manning's return to full practice is anticipated in June. Last season, Manning threw for 3,163 yards, with 26 touchdowns and 7 interceptions, finishing strong despite early-season challenges. He learned to enjoy the game more, stating, 'I think I could have had more fun.' The Longhorns have bolstered their roster with new skill players, including running backs Raleek Brown and Hollywood Smothers, and wide receiver Cam Coleman. Manning looks forward to a rematch against Ohio State on September 12, aiming to improve upon past performances.