Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning took part in the Manning Passing Academy this week and put on a show at his family’s annual event.
Owned and operated by Manning family members Archie, Cooper, Peyton and Eli, the event has become a cornerstone of summer football. The camp’s purpose is to teach the basic fundamental skills of throwing a football to youth players from 8th grade to 12th.
The Mannings bring in coaches from around football and the nation to teach at the camps and they use current college quarterbacks as camp counselors. Most of the big name QBs from around college football are at the Thibodaux, LA event.
Arch, a third generation Manning quarterback, put looked and sounded great at the camp. The second-year UT starter gave a wide-ranging interview on Friday that covered everything from expectations to locker room music.
Then he took to the field and showed off his arm and accuracy for the other councilors and campers,
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