Arch Manning joins Texas' 20-win club

Arch Manning’s 6-for-8, 51-yard performance on the game-winning drive in No. 6 Texas’ 22-21 comeback victory over No. 21 LSU on Saturday, including a 4-yard touchdown pass to Raleek Brown with two seconds on the clock, will go down as one of the most memorable sequences in program history.

Along with keeping the Longhorns alive for a trip to the SEC championship game and a berth in the College Football Playoff, Manning became the 12th quarterback in school history to join the 20-win club.

Manning, who has a 9-2 record against Associated Press Top 25 opponents, is tied with James Street for the 11th-most wins all-time on the Forty Acres. If Manning ends the regular season by leading Texas (8-2, 5-2 SEC) to wins over Arkansas and Texas A&M, he’ll tie Major Applewhite (22 wins) for 10th place on the school’s all-time wins list, with a chance to James Brown and Peter Gardere (25 wins) for eighth place if the Longhorns make a run in the CFP.

TEXAS’ 20-WIN QUARTERBACKS

1. Colt McCoy — 45 wins

2. Vince Young — 30 wins

3. Bobby Layne — 28 wins

T-4. Quinn Ewers, Sam Ehlinger — 27 wins

T-6. Chris Simms, Marty Akins — 26 wins

T-8. James Brown, Peter Gardere — 25 wins

10. Major Applewhite — 22 wins

T-11. ARCH MANNING, James Street — 20 wins

Among the 12 Longhorn quarterbacks with 20 or more career wins, Manning ranks sixth in winning percentage.

TEXAS WINNING PERCENTAGE LEADERS (minimum 20 wins)

1. James Street — 1.000 (20-0)

2. Vince Young — .938 (30-2)

3. Colt McCoy — .849 (45-8)

4. Bobby Layne — .824 (28-6)

5. Chris Simms — .813 (26-6)

6. ARCH MANNING — .800 (20-5)

7. Quinn Ewers — .750 (27-9)

8. Marty Akins — .743 (26-9)

9. Major Applewhite — .733 (22-8)

10. James Brown — .641 (25-13-1)

11. Sam Ehlinger — .628 (27-16)

12. Peter Gardere — .610 (25-16)

After his 19-for-35 effort through the air, with 174 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions (along with a rushing touchdown), Manning climbed the school’s all-time charts in other statistical categories.

— Manning’s 6,330 career passing yards are the eighth-most in school history. He’s 768 yards away from passing Simms for seventh place.

— Manning has 498 career completions, putting him 64 shy of passing Gardere (561 completions) for fifth place.

— Manning’s 54th career touchdown pass broke a tie with Brown for the sixth-most in school history. He’s four touchdown passes away from passing Simms (58) for fifth place.