Texas Dominates Sam Houston State 55-0 in Final Nonconference Game

The Texas Longhorns football team delivered a dominant performance against Sam Houston State, winning 55-0 and showcasing a strong offensive and defensive effort. Quarterback Arch Manning regained his confidence, completing 18 of 21 passes for 309 yards and accounting for five touchdowns, including three passing and two rushing. The Longhorns' running game also flourished, gaining 264 yards with key contributions from Christian Clark and Jerrick Gibson, both scoring touchdowns. Wide receiver Ryan Wingo stood out with four catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns, while tight end Jordan Washington added a 32-yard touchdown reception. Texas' defense was equally impressive, holding Sam Houston State to just 112 total yards and a single first down late in the half, effectively shutting them out. This victory was seen as a crucial confidence boost as Texas prepares for Southeastern Conference play in October.