Arch Manning’s incredible run that made every Texas fan in the stadium fall in love with him over Quinn Ewers

Arch Manning's 67-yard touchdown last week may end up being one of the most pivotal moments of the college football season. There was already plenty of noise inside the Texas fan base about starting Manning over quarterback Quinn Ewers, and that was before anybody knew Manning could make an electrifying run like this. In fact, his top speed was clocked at 20.7 miles per hour, faster than gamebreaking NFL wide receiver Tyreek Hill has been recorded this season. It wasn't Ewers fault that he had to leave the game early because of an abdominal injury, but the heir to the Manning quarterback legacy made sure he took full advantage of the opportunity to impress coach Steve Sarkisian. The long run was just the beginning of his five-touchdown performance off the bench, which led to Arch Manning being named the starter for the Longhorns next game against Louisiana-Monroe. Once he returns to full health, Ewers will still have something to say in the brewing quarterback controversy in Austin. But for now, all eyes are on Arch Manning.\n