"I hold myself to a high standard. I've got to play better, got to lead more, got to get our guys to play well around me and ultimately I wasn't good enough."
"I think one thing that happened a little bit to Arch is the game can mount on you, and you feel like, oh man, we're not scoring, or I missed a read or I missed a throw. When in reality you look at the scoreboard, it's still 0-0. This game, it was a very tight game. I don't think he needed to press, and I think he'll learn that as we go, especially [because] he's fortunate right now. He's got a great defense on the other side of the ball."
"I realized we've got to go start making plays and I let it rip a little more. I've got to start that sooner."
Arch Manning acknowledged he was not good enough in Texas' 14-7 loss to Ohio State, saying he holds himself to a high standard and must lead better. Manning completed 17 of 30 passes for 170 yards with one touchdown and one interception in his first road start and first start against a ranked opponent. Coach Steve Sarkisian said he told Manning at halftime not to press, noting the score remained 0-0 and praising Texas' defense. Manning settled in during the second half as Texas gained 260 yards but the Longhorns scored only seven points.
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