Vince Young advises Arch Manning on team chemistry for college season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 4:34 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Vince Young connected with Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning this offseason to share insights on team building and leadership. Young, who previously led Texas to a national championship, praised Manning's maturity and proactive approach in seeking advice. He encouraged Manning to foster chemistry with teammates through off-field activities. Young expressed confidence in Manning's potential for a successful season, noting his willingness to learn and improve.
- •Vince Young reached out to Arch Manning for guidance this offseason.
- •Manning sought advice on building chemistry with teammates.
- •Young believes Manning is more mature and confident this year.
- •Young emphasized the importance of off-field bonding for the team.
- •Manning aims to improve and lead the Longhorns effectively.
- 4:34 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Ya’ll Got Money Now’ — Texas Legend Vince Young Reveals Sage Advice He Gave Arch Manning This Offseason
"Vince Young once led the Texas Longhorns to a college football national championship. Now, 21 years later, Longhorns starting quarterback Arch Manning is trying to do the same.
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