The Citrus Bowl got quite the matchup this season, all things considered.
It's the Texas Longhorns against the Michigan Wolverines, and it'll feature two of the best quarterback recruits in recent memory.
Michigan has true freshman Bryce Underwood, whose shocking flip to the Wolverines during the recruiting process was major news in the college football world.
And Texas, of course, has Arch Manning, the nephew of Peyton and Eli. He's in his first full season starting, too.
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Is Arch Manning playing today?
Yes, Arch Manning is starting at QB for Texas in the Citrus Bowl.
If he had made a different NFL Draft decision, maybe it'd be different.
Is Arch Manning going to the NFL?
No, Arch is not expected to enter the NFL Draft.
He could actually play two more seasons of college football.
At this point, he's anticipated to have at least one more season in NCAA action ahead of him before he moves to a potential professional future.
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