Texas fans held their breath on Saturday night when star quarterback Arch Manning took a bone-rattling hit against the UTSA Roadrunners. Midway through the second quarter, the star signal-caller got popped so hard his helmet popped right off his head and bounced across the turf at Royal-Memorial Stadium.

Kewan Lacy has carried the ball three times on Ole Miss' first two drives. Those attempts have produced zero yards. Ole Miss is tied with Texas at 3-3 with 6:01 left in the first quarter, but it'll need to find something in the run game.

It wasn't pretty or easy, but the Longhorns are still alive in the hunt for the CFP, and Arch Manning still has his starting job.

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Arch Manning threw a touchdown pass and had his first two rushing scores of the season, including the tiebreaker in the fourth quarter, and No. 19 Texas held on for a wild 34-27 victory over seventh-ranked Mississippi after blowing a 21-point lead Saturday night.

Week 8 delivered CFP chaos: BYU and Texas Tech stumbled, Utah stayed perfect and Arch Manning brought Texas back from the brink.

Arch Manning led a stunning fourth-quarter comeback against Ohio State, but a top NFL draft analyst says he still has work to do.