As college football teams begin their spring practices, it is the first time that reclassified freshmen have a chance to play with their new teammates. That includes maybe the most popular freshman in the country: Texas quarterback Arch Manning.
The Longhorns held their first practice of the season on Monday, with Manning taking part for the first time in Austin. After the practice, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian explained how Manning looked in his first action.
“For Arch today, day one, there are some plays that he’d love to have back and there are some other plays that he made, everybody was like ‘Wow, that’s a heck of a play,’” Sarkisian said. “He brings a worker’s mentality and he wants to be really good in this game.”
