Arch Manning Said ‘Not Today’ and Absolutely Demolished Texas A&M’s Perfect Season

No cap, Arch Manning really understood the assignment Friday night. The Texas Longhorns quarterback literally said “hold my beer” in the fourth quarter and proceeded to end No. 3 Texas A&M’s entire undefeated season with a 27-17 victory that has the internet absolutely losing it.

Fr fr, this rivalry game hit different when you’re knocking your biggest enemy out of SEC championship contention 💀

The Fourth Quarter Was Pure Main Character Energy

Manning was lowkey quiet most of the game, but when it mattered? **He absolutely ate and left no crumbs. ** The young quarterback threw a touchdown pass and then ran for the clinching score late in the fourth quarter like he was playing NCAA 25 on easy mode.

Texas A&M really thought they were that girl with their perfect season, but Manning said “it’s giving delusion” and proceeded to humble them in front of the entire college football world. The Aggies went from playoff dreams to watching from the couch faster than your ex blocking you on social media.

Texas A&M’s Undefeated Season: Gone, Reduced to Atoms

The Texas A&M Aggies undefeated season lasted exactly as long as most people’s New Year’s resolutions. What started as a potential College Football Playoff run ended with the Aggies getting their SEC championship hopes absolutely obliterated by their biggest rivals.

It’s giving David vs. Goliath energy, except David is a Manning and Goliath forgot to show up when it counted most. No. 16 Texas really said “we may be ranked lower, but we’re about to be the main characters in your villain origin story.”

The Internet Can’t Handle This Plot Twist

College football Twitter is currently in shambles trying to process how Texas football just sent the third-ranked team in the nation straight to the shadow realm. The SEC championship race just got a whole lot spicier, and Manning’s performance has NFL scouts adding his name to their Christmas lists.

The moral of the story? Never count out a Manning when the lights are brightest. This kid really said “I’m about to end this team’s whole career” and delivered with the confidence of someone who’s never heard the word “impossible.”

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