Texas overwhelmed San José State 38-7 on Saturday, with quarterback Arch Manning leading the Longhorns' offensive onslaught. Manning completed 295 passing yards and connected with Parker Livingstone on an 83-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter to set the tone early.

Texas scored 14 points in both the first and second quarters, then added 10 more in the third quarter to build a commanding lead. San José State's lone touchdown came in the second quarter, leaving the Spartans unable to mount any meaningful offensive challenge.

Manning's performance highlighted Texas's dominance, though the Longhorns' defense also made critical plays throughout the contest. San José State's Kyri Shoels led the Spartans with 73 receiving yards in a losing effort.

The game stayed largely one-sided, with Texas controlling the line of scrimmage and limiting San José State's offensive opportunities. The win showcased Texas's superior talent and execution in Week 2 play.