Everyone has something to say about Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning. For good reason, too. The latest heir to the Manning football dynasty is very good at it. The Athletic is the latest outlet to throw their hat into the Arch hot take ring.

The recruiting process for one of the Longhorns ' top targets is nearing an end. On Thursday, the second-best running back in the 2026 class, Ezavier Crowell, announced that he had changed his commitment date from December 31st to June 26th.

Within the last month, the Texas Longhorns' 2026 recruiting class has received a massive boost. It has seen four commitments and a jump to No. 12 nationally and

Texas beat Michigan, 16-4, in the second game of the NCAA Tournament Austin regional. The Longhorns set a postseason program record with six home runs

Within the last month, the Texas Longhorns have been busy adding to their 2026 class. After securing four more commitments, their 2026 class is ranked as the 12th best in the nation, according to On3's industry class rankings. More talent could be on the way as the Longhorns are locked in a bidding war for defensive edge Dre Quinn.

With the postseason in full swing in the NCAA Tournament, many recognizable news outlets are beginning to release their All-American lists for the 2025 season,

With the start of June less than two weeks away, recruits nationwide are locking in their visits for the summer. That includes LB Kosi Okpala, who revealed his travel plans on Wednesday. The 2026 recruit will take four official visits this summer, including a stop in Austin. The other programs on his list are Penn State, Miami, and Baylor.

Although USC has the advantage of being in state, the Longhorns are expected to be a serious contender. They have excelled at developing cornerbacks which could help in their pursuit of Hill. The Longhorns have also been a fixture in the college playoff the last two years, which is a good selling point to any recruit.