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Lol. You mean what does the influence of Peyton have to do with Arch?

The Mannings have told the truth based on my assessments. The decision to choose the Longhorns has been generally speaking organic to Arch and from what I understand, Peyton isn't the least bit upset with the choice made.

Wait, Ole Miss is whose legacy? Peyton's or Arch? Wait, that's right. Neither. It's fair to say the SEC as a whole is linked to the manning legacy at this point vs any one particular institution as you'll soon have no less than 3 SEC schools linked to the Mannings. Behold the cesspool.

Yea what a travesty it would be if he signed with the Longhorns and a cesspool like Austin, TX.

The loss to the Noles represents the first time a new LSU head coach has lost his season opener since 1995. Norvell is a solid coach and I said to all my FSU friends prior to kickoff that this is the year to get LSU because, after this season, the Tigers are going to be rolling again.

Arch made the right choice. The University of Texas System has an annual operating budget for all 13 of its schools totaling over 23 billion a year and the Longhorn name brand when entered into the SEC conversation will be among the strongest brands in America. Very few schools nationally have the resources of the UT System, UT Network, Name brand, history, and the like. Austin, TX has so much power in fact that the hedge fund company that has managed the finances for UT's arch-rival since 1996 is located literally 1.5 miles from the Austin campus. I'm not sure how many A&M fans are aware of that fact.

The signing of Arch Manning in conjunction with joining the SEC will soon create a beast in Austin, TX, and as a recent acceptee into UT, I look forward to witnessing the situation unfold.