Texas Quarterback Arch Manning Returns from Concussion Protocol
The Texas Longhorns received a major lift when quarterback Arch Manning was cleared to play following a week in concussion protocol.
Ahead of a pivotal matchup against No. 9-ranked Vanderbilt, Manning's return ends several days of uncertainty after he was sidelined following the team's thrilling overtime victory over Mississippi State.
In that game, the young quarterback threw for 346 yards and three touchdowns, solidifying his growing reputation as the future of the Longhorns program.
Fans recalled the family's football legacy when news of Arch's clearance broke.
Manning's return gives Texas renewed confidence as it looks to keep its playoff dreams alive.
Author's summary: Arch Manning cleared to play.
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