Cameras Caught Texas Longhorns Players’ Disgusting Actions On The Field After Rivalry Win vs. Texas A&M [VIDEO]

Texas Longhorns players turned their big rivalry win into a rough scene on Saturday night after beating Texas A&M 27-17.

Cameras showed a group of Longhorns players standing around a maroon Aggies jersey that someone threw on the field. The mood quickly changed when the players started stomping on it. They jumped, yelled, and kicked the jersey, and the clip spread across social media almost instantly.

The moment added even more drama to an already intense game.

Texas went into this rivalry game knowing A&M was undefeated. Then Arch Manning took control and handed the Aggies their first loss of the season. His strong second-half performance kept Texas in the playoff race.

Manning made the biggest plays when Texas needed them. He threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Wingo in the third quarter to give Texas a 13-10 lead. Later, he broke free for a 35-yard run on third down with just over seven minutes left. That run gave Texas a 27-17 lead and all but sealed the victory.

Manning Takes Over Late

Arch Manning/Peyton Manning (Image Credits: Imagn)
Texas relied on its young quarterback for the entire second half. Arch Manning threw for 179 yards and one touchdown. He completed 14 of 29 passes and ran seven times for 53 yards. His late touchdown run sealed the win and finished off a streak of 17 straight points for Texas.

After that, the party was on, and this Texas A&M jersey was on the receiving end of some very harsh treatment.

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The Longhorns started the season as the No. 1 team but slipped out of the rankings after some rough games. Now they’ve beaten three top-10 teams and still have a small chance to reach the playoffs for the third straight year. Texas A&M will still make the playoff for the first time, but this loss will sting. Since joining the SEC in 2012, they still haven’t reached the conference gaming title.

Texas A&M led 10-3 at halftime before Texas took over. The Aggies cut the lead to 20-17 in the fourth quarter, but Manning answered with the long run that ended their hopes. He found a gap on the right side, tucked the ball in, and sprinted past the last defender.

Manning has found his rhythm after a rough start to the year, and he still looks like one of the top quarterback prospects in the next NFL Draft. His strong performance against the Aggies helped his case, as many had been discussing his poor form earlier in the season.