Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian's wife, Loreal Sarkisian, nearly steals the show after the Longhorns' wild win over Arizona State in the Peach Bowl.

Arch Manning, the top-ranked quarterback in the 2023 recruiting cycle, didn’t get any playing time in Wednesday’s nail-biting double-OT College Football Playoff quarterfinal thriller. Instead, the third-year starter,

Manning was spotted walking up to Arizona State running back Cam Skattebo near the sidelines and giving him some well-deserved recognition. The 19-year-old signal-caller—who is the son of Cooper Manning and nephew of NFL greats Peyton Manning and Eli Manning —shared a postgame hug and handshake with the Sun Devils star.

The Peach Bowl between No. 4 Texas and No. 10 Arizona State Wednesday was one of those rare sporting events where it seemed unfair that either team should lose. Clearly out-talent-ed, the Sun Devils used every trick in the book to push the Longhorns to double overtime.

Entering the fourth quarter of Wednesday's College Football Playoff quarterfinal showdown between No. 4 seed Arizona State and fifth-seeded Texas, the Sun Devils entered the fourth quarter down 24-8 without much hope of a comeback.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has yet to be a full-time starter in college football, but attention has already turned to the star's future in the NFL Draft. Manning will not be eligible to enter the NFL Draft until 2026.