AUSTIN, Texas — Earlier than an introduced crowd of 101,388 No. 1/2 Texas Soccer earned their first SEC win with a 35-13 conquer Mississippi State on Saturday at Darrell Ok. Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium.
Arch Manning accomplished 26-of-31 passes for 324 yards and two touchdowns. Manning ran for an additional rating. DeAndre Moore Jr. tallied 4 receptions for 103 yards and two touchdowns. Quintrevion Wisner carried the ball 13 instances for 88 yards.
After stopping Mississippi State on fourth down on the Texas 28, the Longhorns took over and went on a 5-play, 72-yard drive that ended with a Jaydon Blue one yard landing rush for his fourth dashing landing of the season.
The Longhorns ended the primary half in dramatic trend with Arch Manning finishing a 49-yard landing cross to DeAndre Moore Jr., to place Texas up 14-6. The 8-play drive lined 75 yards in 1:27 of recreation time.
The Texas protection pressured a turnover early within the third quarter when Vernon Broughton sacked Bulldog quarterback Michael Van Buren Jr. Broughton pressured and recovered a fumble on the play on the Texas 43-yard line. The Longhorns have now pressured eight turnovers by 5 video games and no less than one turnover in every recreation.
Arch Manning did it together with his legs on a 26-yard rush adopted by a 1-yard dashing landing to place the Longhorns up 21-6 on the finish of the third quarter. The landing was his third profession dashing landing and third recreation of the season with no less than one passing and one dashing landing. On the following Texas possession Manning fired a 27-yard strike to DeAndre Moore Jr., the second landing of the day for Moore Jr. The landing accomplished a 8-play, 85-yard drive for the Longhorns.
Isaiah Bond put an exclamation level on the win for Texas with a 26-yard dashing landing on the 3:05 mark of the fourth quarter to place Texas up 35-13. It was his first profession dashing landing.
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Texas may have a bye week earlier than the Allstate Pink River Rivalry vs. Oklahoma on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 2:30 p.m. CT on the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas.
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