We're fantering about the Texas Longhorns gearing up for Arch Manning's first start against ULM, with some concerns about the offensive performance without Quinn Ewers.
The Texas Longhorns may face challenges in Manning's debut due to adjustments needed in the running game and offensive line strategy
- Texas Longhorns preparing for Arch Manning's first start against ULM
- Mixed expectations due to absence of Quinn Ewers
- Normal for a quarterback to face challenges in their first start
- Coach Sarkisian may rely on Jaydon Blue in running game
- Offensive line's role crucial, shifting focus to run blocking
- Adaptation and team cohesion key in upcoming game
The Texas Longhorns are gearing up for Arch Manning's first start against ULM, and there are mixed expectations. Some believe that without Quinn Ewers, the offensive performance might take a step back. It's normal for a quarterback, no matter how talented, to face challenges in their first start.
Coach Steve Sarkisian may rely heavily on Jaydon Blue in the running game to support Manning as he settles into his role. The offensive line will play a crucial role in determining the team's performance. Throughout the season, they have been primarily focused on pass blocking, but now the spotlight is on their ability to run block effectively.
It will be interesting to see how Manning and the Longhorns adapt to these changes and come together as a team in this important game against ULM.