Texas Freshman WR Livingstone Emerges Key Target for Arch Manning

The Texas Longhorns football team is adjusting to a new era with quarterback Arch Manning stepping into the starting role following Quinn Ewers' move to the NFL. Freshman wide receiver Parker Livingstone has emerged as a key target for Manning, showcasing his size and speed during fall camp and earning praise from coaches. Veteran receiver DeAndre Moore, who caught 39 passes for 456 yards and seven touchdowns last season, is adapting to Manning's faster passing style and has taken on a leadership role amid the departure of top receivers to the NFL. Moore highlighted Manning’s superior mobility compared to Ewers, noting Manning’s ability to make significant runs, including a 67-yard touchdown. Head Coach Steve Sarkisian and offensive coordinator Kyle Flood have expressed confidence in the developing connection between Manning and the receiving corps, which includes promising players like Michael Terry. The team is focused on leveraging these strengths to advance beyond previous College Football Playoff semifinal appearances and contend for championships.