It’s a win for Texas Longhorns against Colorado Rams. The match created history for Texas’ in College Football. Last year was not quite promising in terms of team alignment, creating a lot of fuss around Arch Manning. But this time QB Quinn Ewer stole the show with his exceptional gameplay throughout the match. But what was the fuss about last season? Let’s get into it.

This College Football season is all about surprises. In today’s match between Texas Longhorns Vs Colorado State Rams, Quinn Ewer’s has delivered one of his most outstanding performances in the history of all QBs of Texas resulting in a high margin win for the team. Texas was in a tough spot last season because of Arch Manning’s benching. Soon it became a serious issue around the team position in the season. However, this season the hype has been overshadowed by Quinn Ewer’s remarkable game execution. Texas won the match with an exceptional lead of 23-55.

Following the win, Quinn Ewers’ performance became the center of attention of all College Football fans. His strength and versatility on the field took gave Texas an excellent position in the championship. Texas was leading Colorado State 31-0 in the first half where Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers surprised everyone surprised by his excellent conduct over the game. Ewers finished the first half passing for 248 yards with completion rate of 18-25 finishing off his game with three touchdowns and a top-notch interception. His performance proved why he is emerging as a no. 1 QB from Texas Longhorns, suppressing Manning’s position in the game.

Arch Manning game action

Last season was a learning for Arch Manning, as he was benched as no.3 QB for Texas. It was a hard time for him. “There were a lot of tough days. I’m not going to lie,” said Arch in an interview. Despite this, his fans were hoping for his comeback with more time in the field. Even after Quinn’s dominating performance throughout the match, this time Manning also got his big break. This time, he showcased a better strategy and exceeded everyone’s expectations when he connected with Silan Bolden, a transfer from Oregon State, for a 5-yard touchdown with a hand-off pass.