Texas Rallies Past Missouri Behind Arch Manning’s Three Touchdown Passes
No. 10 Texas rallied in the second half to defeat No. 19 Missouri 34-20 in Columbia, Missouri. Quarterback Arch Manning threw for three touchdowns to secure the win.
Bakersfield, CA, November 7, 2026 — No. 10 Texas secured a significant victory on the road, rallying in the second half to defeat No. 19 Missouri with a final score of 34-20. The matchup took place in Columbia, Missouri.
The Longhorns trailed heading into the second half but mounted a comeback, outscoring the Tigers to clinch the win. The offensive effort was notably spearheaded by quarterback Arch Manning, who was instrumental in the team’s second-half surge.
Manning was credited with throwing three touchdown passes, directly contributing to Texas’s scoring efforts and ultimately sealing the victory over Missouri. The exact timeline of the rally or specific details about the game’s progression beyond the second-half comeback were not provided in the summary.
The game’s outcome marked a notable performance for Texas against a ranked opponent. The specific defensive plays or other offensive contributions beyond Manning’s passing touchdowns were not detailed in the provided summary information. The final score indicates a 14-point margin of victory for the visiting Longhorns.
No further details regarding player statistics, coaching decisions, or the broader implications of the win for either team’s season were available in the provided trend summary.
Story summarized from the original created by DAVE SKRETTA, Associated Press on www.kget.com, see more information here.
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