The Star of Texas did not name the Arc Manning tabd ‘Sleeper’ for 2025, which originally appeared on Ethalon Sports.
Texas Longhorn’s Quarterback Arch Manning is expected to lead his team under the Center in 2025.
However, he was not a topic of discussion in the weekend. College football analyst Michael Braton Nominated a 2025 hesman "Sleeper" For each SEC team, except quarterbacks.
When it came to Longhorn’s, Braton drove the tray Visner back. Texas’s last Heisman winner was running back to Ricky Williams in 1998.
Visner made a name in the previous season after a significant injury to Texas walking back. The CJ BAXTER faced a torn LCL and PCL before the 2024 season begins, leaving the running back room in need of help.
Visner led Longhorn with 1,064 rushing yard and five touchdowns.
Texas Longhorn’s back tray surpasses Visner. © Sara Digins and Sol; American-Statesman and Sol; Through imagn images via USA Today Network
Longhorns flew as a possibility under the running back radar, as well as On3 industry ranking Rating her as a three -star recruitment. Wisner was recruiting 30 numbers in 2023 category.
Visner helped lead a Texas team that reached the SEC Championship Game and College Football Playoffs. Longhorn eventually reached the semi-finals of the first 12-team playoffs.
The running back room in Austin is now very deep with both Wisner and BAXTER in 2025.
Texas has recently been in the headlines for reasons other than Visner. The fans got to see how the upcoming video game, the head coach Steve Sarkisian in the EA Sports College Football 26 would look.
The game will include the similarities of head coaches for the first time since 2013. EA Sports College Football 26 release on 10 July.
Longhorn’s made some recruitment news on 29 May when Minkah Fitzpatrick’s brother, Justice named Texas a finalist.
On August 30, Texas faced Ohio State Bakies in its 2025 season opener.
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The story was originally reported by Ethlon Sports on June 8, 2025, where it first appeared.