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Arch Manning laughing at AI video of coach slapping woman reporter is a foot-in-mouth moment

Arch Manning led the Texas Longhorns to an inspiring comeback win over No. 1 Ohio State on Saturday night after trailing 23-3 in the second half. The Buckeyes’ latest meltdown under head coach Ryan Day elevated Texas to No. 1 in this week’s AP Poll, while Manning continued to build his case as a potential […]

Arch Manning laughing at AI video of coach slapping woman reporter is a foot-in-mouth moment

Arch Manning's laughing at an AI video of coach slapping woman reporter is a moment of embarrassment for Texas Longhorns

Texas took an unbelievable 23-3 second half comeback to beat Ohio State, and that led them to the No.1 spot in the AP Poll. Arch Manning kept up his strong play all through the game, but there was a press conference moment he would probably like to take back. Steve Sarkisian, Texas head coach, refused to give ESPN journalist Holly Rowe a post-game interview.

Manning talked about how much of the post-game content he had watched, and when asked he said he saw an AI edited version of Sark's interview with Rowe and burst out laughing. "Of him slapping Holly Rowe," Manning said, still laughing.

Arch Manning, still young, needs to learn some media skills as this is a real foot-in-mouth incident. You can watch the viral clip here. The link is [here](pic.twitter.com/70FnNCVEHb). This clip has gained a lot of attention and people are judging Arch Manning already. Uncle Peyton and Uncle Eli, former football stars, might give some advice to their young nephew after seeing this clip.

Arch Manning's laughing at AI content isn't funny, especially when it's about a man hitting a woman. Even if some immature college students find it amusing, the rest of the world is ready to judge them when it becomes public. Arch Manning might learn a couple of media lessons before he enters the NFL, and that wouldn't hurt.

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