Arch Manning’s Final‑Second TD
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No. six Texas stunned No. twenty‑one LSU in Death Valley with a game‑winning touchdown with two seconds remaining, pulling off a twenty‑two to twenty‑one victory.
Texas quarterback Arch Manning found Raleek Brown on a swing pass to pull off the incredible comeback.
Texas trailed by eleven points in the third quarter and was held to field goals on consecutive drives after taking multiple sacks.
They got the ball back with only two minutes and fifteen seconds remaining, needing a touchdown to pull off the victory.
The Longhorns made things difficult, needing a fumble to be overturned in the red zone to keep the drive alive.
On second‑and‑goal, Texas called running back Raleek Brown into motion to free him up for the touchdown.
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Timeline
- 2026-11-15 — Arch Manning’s Final‑Second TD
Why it matters
Immediate US impact: College football playoff qualification for Texas Possible long-term US impact: Impact on Lane Kiffin’s first season Most affected groups: Texas and LSU football programs Reader priority: College football fans
Coverage notes
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CBS Sports — Arch Manning’s Final‑Second TD
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