# Arch Manning's wrist, and a rough start in Austin

> Texas coughed up two early drives against Ohio State, then watched its star quarterback get worked on by trainers.
- Title: Arch Manning's wrist, and a rough start in Austin · Newsweek
- Summary: Texas coughed up two early drives against Ohio State, then watched its star quarterback get worked on by trainers. Manning walked off the injury and got…
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- Source: Newsweek — https://newsweek.com/sports/ncaa/arch-manning-appears-to-suffer-wrist-injury-during-texas-ohio-state-game-12436065
- Author: Jordan Sigler
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: college football, arch manning, texas longhorns, ohio state, injuries
## A flat start at home
No. 4 Texas opened against No. 1 Ohio State in Austin and gave the ball away on its first two drives.
## The pick that wasn't his
Manning's interception came off Cam Coleman's hands. The receiver dropped it, the ball bounced up, and Buckeyes safety Jaylen McClain collected it.
## Ohio State cashed in
Two turnovers turned into a 10-0 Buckeyes lead in the first quarter before Texas found any rhythm.
## Trainers on the right wrist
Manning appeared to hurt his wrist in the first half. Texas staff worked on it, he picked up a ball, threw, and went back out.

> ESPN reports that the Texas training staff has been working on Arch Manning's right wrist.
## He answered with points
Back in the game, Manning drove Texas into range for a field goal with under six minutes left in the second quarter, the Longhorns' first score.
## A revenge game he wanted
Ohio State beat Texas 14-7 last season and Manning said the film is hard to watch. He took two sacks in the first half of the rematch.

> It's not all the time you get a second chance to play another team after a rough loss.
## Key takeaway

Manning walked off the injury and got Texas on the board, but the hits he absorbed are the thing to watch the rest of the season.