Arch Manning stats: How did Texas QB play in collapse vs Florida?

For the second straight week, Arch Manning found himself with the opportunity to win the game for Texas down the stretch.

For the second straight week, the Longhorns' quarterback choked at that opportunity.

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Trailing 27-24 with just under two minutes to go in the fourth quarter against Florida, Manning fumbled the ball on a strip-sack by Gators linebacker Myles Graham, resulting in yet another costly turnover at the end of the game. With that, the Longhorns sustained their second loss of the season.

ARCH LOSES THE FOOTBALL 😲

Florida has possession up 3 with under two minutes to go against Texas! pic.twitter.com/0rKqS9Dawz

— ESPN (@espn) October 17, 2026

Manning now has three fourth-quarter turnovers in his

last two games.

Manning's fumble from came after a perfectly executed drive from the Longhorns that he capped off with a 9-yard touchdown to Cam Coleman to give the quick-response score to Jaden Baugh's touchdown that pushed Florida's lead to 27-17 at that point of the game.

Here's a deeper look at Manning's stats in Week 7 against Florida:

Arch Manning stats today vs Florida

Here's a closer look at his stat sheet:

• Completions: 14
• Attempts: 20
• Completion percentage: 70%
• Passing yards: 173
• Touchdowns: 1
• Interceptions: 0
• Rushing attempts: 10
• Rushing Yards: 0
• Fumbles: 1

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