Arch Manning Looks Ahead to Rematch With Ohio State After Rocky Debut
Texas quarterback Arch Manning says he is focused on this Saturday's game against the Buckeyes rather than dwelling on his difficult first meeting with the team last season, according to ESPN.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning said he prefers not to dwell on his difficult debut against the Ohio State Buckeyes last season, according to a report from ESPN.
Manning's team is set to face Ohio State again this Saturday, and the matchup is being viewed as an opportunity for Manning to put last year's outing behind him, ESPN reported.
According to the report, Manning described his earlier appearance against the Buckeyes as "rough," though specific details of that game's outcome or statistics were not included in the available report.
ESPN indicated that Manning and the Longhorns are looking for what the outlet characterized as "redemption" in the upcoming contest.
Further details about the game, including kickoff time, location and broader context of the Texas-Ohio State series, were not specified in the available source material.
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