Vanderbilt football is used to dealing with loss after loss in the locker room. What the Commodores aren't as used to is playing much-hyped, high-leverage games week after week. Going into Saturday's game against No.

Vanderbilt did manage to stun the college football world and Alabama when it took down the then No. 1 team in the country in Nashville. So that means everything is on the table for the Commodores right?

Arch Manning looked great while Quinn Ewers was out, but when Ewers was ready to play again, he returned to his duties as QB1 of the team. Ewers came back for the rivalry game against Oklahoma, and after a slow start, he led the team to a dominant win over the Sooners. Texas won the game 34-3, and all was well.

Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea downplayed the individual characteristics that elite qual-threat athlete, Texas’s backup QB, Arch Manning, and starting Longhorns gunslinger Quinn Ewers bring to the position and reduced both to system QBs.

Arch Manning got a chance to prove that he should be the team’s starting quarterback this weekend when he replaced Quinn Ewers in the second quarter of Saturday’s loss to the Georgia Bulldogs. But when he went right back to the bench in the third quarter,