In a stunning turn of events that has shaken the world of college football, Brigham Young University (BYU) made an incredible $15 million offer to lure Arch Manning, the highly-touted quarterback for the Texas Longhorns, away from Austin. Despite the eye-popping offer, Manning, the heir apparent to the Longhorns’ quarterback throne, has made the bold decision to reject the deal, reaffirming his commitment to Texas and his desire to continue his journey in the Longhorns’ iconic program.
The move by BYU comes as no surprise to those familiar with the increasing financial power of college programs, as NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals continue to reshape the landscape of college football. The $15 million offer is one of the largest in recent memory, reflecting both Manning’s immense talent and his potential as one of the future faces of college football. However, despite the enormous financial backing and the allure of BYU’s growing football program, Manning’s decision to turn down the offer has been a testament to his loyalty and long-term vision.
Manning, the 19-year-old quarterback from New Orleans, Louisiana, was one of the most highly sought-after recruits in recent memory. The grandson of NFL legend Archie Manning and the nephew of Super Bowl MVPs Peyton and Eli Manning, Arch has been under a microscope since his high school days. His decision to commit to Texas in 2023 made headlines nationwide
