Arch Manning Apologizes for AI Joke | Entertainment and Celebrity News

Arch Manning Apologizes for AI Joke | Entertainment and Celebrity News

Author: The Daily News Now! September 16, 2026 Duration: 1:37

Arch Manning’s offhand comment calling an AI video of Coach Sarkisian and ESPN’s Holly Rowe “hilarious” sparked a firestorm—prompting an immediate apology, especially to Rowe, whom he credited with showing him grace. The incident followed Sarkisian’s post-game brush past Rowe after Texas’ stunning comeback win over Ohio State, where they erased a 23-point deficit for a 21-point rally capped by a game-winning TD with 25 seconds left. Sarkisian also skipped a halftime ESPN interview, reportedly due to technical issues. Rowe accepted Manning’s apology privately, urging kindness moving forward. With Texas now ranked No. 1, the focus returns to the field: Saturday’s UTSA game and then Tennessee loom large, reminding everyone that even amid drama, the season marches on.

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