Young Texas Longhorns star quarterback Arch Manning has not had the chance to play all that much since joining the Texas Longhorns last year, but Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian still seems to think his Longhorns career is going well.
During a recent press conference, Steve Sarkisian made it clear that he thinks Arch Manning has handled his situation with the Longhorns quite well so far and that things have been “pretty simple” for the young quarterback.
“We’ve been fortunate to coach some pretty good quarterbacks,” Sarkisian said Wednesday according to Fox News. “We’ve been fortunate to do it for some decades now. We’ve been fortunate to have some really good quarterback rooms. And I think the Manning family is pretty well aware of that.
“I think they trained Arch to try to put himself in the best position to try to play in the best conference in America and then, ultimately, put himself in the best position to further his career playing in the National Football League. I think Arch’s development has been important to the family and he’s reaping the benefit of those things. It hasn’t been very difficult at all. I think it’s been pretty simple for him.”
Manning is not expected to play much this season either as starter Quinn Ewers is returning for another season with Texas. But it sounds like Sarkisian thinks his career is going well, even if he isn’t playing yet.
[Fox News]
