It's tough to tell sometimes with Quinn Ewers' Texas career. Billed a generational prospect as the No. 1 recruit out of high school, Ewers picked up his Longhorn offer nearly six years ago. Since then,

Quinn Ewers proved that even when the chips are down, he has what it takes to deliver the Texas Longhorns a win in the clutch.

With two CFP wins already under its belt, Texas could have somewhat of a home-field advantage for its semifinal bout.

Texas football quarterback Quinn Ewers faced high intense moments in the Peach Bowl. But shared why "experience" prevailed.

But when the Peach Bowl was on the line, Ewers delivered and Leavitt didn't. Texas won 39-31 in a double-overtime thriller that had more twists and turns than any College Football

Texas survived disaster. After building a 24-8 lead, the Longhorns allowed 16 unanswered points. After the Texas defense allowed a touchdown and two-point conversion, starting quarterback Quinn Ewers hurled a post route into double coverage. Arizona State intercepted the pass and drove downfield to tie the game.

Texas QB1, Quinn Ewers, spoke with the media at Peach Bowl Media Day on Monday, talking about Texas' journey to success and his relationship with his coaches.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers has been the subject of heavy criticism this season, and even though he tends to play it cool, there's little doubt he's heard the outside noise. That criticism is not entirely without merit,

Texas football trusted the arm and experience of Quinn Ewers to will the Longhorns over Arizona State. But their 39-31 victory at the Peach Bowl Wednesday came with high-intense moments, including trash talk that Ewers took.

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers showed why Arch Manning hasn't replaced him in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal against Arizona State on New Year's Day. Throughout the season, many have suggested the Longhorns would be better off with Manning.