As Texas prepare for the return of Quinn Ewers, the program has no intention to have backup Arch Manning anywhere but the bench.

No. 1 Texas has risen back to the top of the AP Top 25 rankings without the help of it's No. 1 quarterback. Now he just might be available to help it stay there. Since injuring his abdomen against UTSA back on September 14,

Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian was given a chance at his Monday press conference to say running back Jaydon Blue would retain his starting job after fumbling twice against Mississippi State in the Longhorns' most recent game.

As he prepares for an emotional matchup with Oklahoma, Sarkisian noted the depth and difficulty of the SEC after seeing No. 1 Alabama, No. 4 Tennessee and

Texas Longhorns five-star linebacker/safety commit Jonah Williams has been one of the nation's most dominant players this fall. The 6-foot-3, 203-pound athlete has lived up to his lofty expectations - and Texas coach Steve Sarkisian used the bye week over the weekend to fly in by helicopter to check in on one of the prizes of his recruiting class.

Texas coach Steve Sarkisian explains why he expects Quinn Ewers to be available to play ahead of Texas' matchup vs. Oklahoma.

The Sooners are a massive underdog to the Longhorns this week, and both teams have experienced changes at the quarterback position.