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Arch Manning leads No. 8 Texas to a late score and a dramatic 22-21 win over No. 24 LSU

Manning overcame three interceptions and led a 58-yard drive in the final seconds as Texas kept its College Football Playoff hopes alive.

  • On Saturday, Nov 14, 2026, Texas quarterback Arch Manning led a 12-play, 58-yard game-winning drive at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, connecting with Raleek Brown for a 4-yard touchdown pass with 3 seconds left to defeat LSU 22-21.
  • Trailing 21-16 with 2:19 remaining, Manning orchestrated the comeback in the stadium where grandfather Archie Manning and uncle Eli Manning previously triumphed, keeping Texas in contention for a College Football Playoff spot.
  • Manning finished 19-of-35 passing for 174 yards and one touchdown, while LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt recorded 244 yards and two scores; both quarterbacks threw three interceptions in an error-filled contest.
  • The win moves Texas to 8-2, keeping the Longhorns firmly in the hunt for a College Football Playoff spot, while the defeat drops LSU to 6-4, virtually eliminating the Tigers from postseason contention.
  • After overcoming Friday's nationwide ground stop that delayed the team's arrival to early Saturday morning, Texas now hosts Arkansas next Saturday while maintaining momentum from the road victory.
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Arch Manning leads No. 8 Texas to a late score and a dramatic 22-21 win over No. 24 LSU

Arch Manning — like his grandfather and uncle before him — has a Death Valley comeback story to tell.

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