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At SEC media days, Arch Manning accepts role as face of Texas football
Finally, the college football world got to meet Arch Manning. Yes, Manning — the most heralded backup quarterback perhaps in the college game’s history — spoke briefly with the media Tuesday after his two starts last season against Louisiana-Monroe and Mississippi State in place of the injured Quinn Ewers.
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