Sports Office 6-17-2026: Texas Baseball Eliminated, Arch Manning Rumors & Cowboys Debate
Texas baseball's season comes to an end in Omaha after another frustrating loss to Georgia. Julian Martinez and John Hygh break down what went wrong, questionable replay decisions, and what the future holds for Jim Schlossnagle's program. Plus, Steve Sarkisian raises eyebrows by suggesting Arch Manning could potentially stay at Texas longer than expected. What would it mean for the Longhorns and Arch's NFL future? And after the Knicks ended a decades-long championship drought, the conversation turns to the Dallas Cowboys. Could America's Team be the next franchise to finally break through and deliver a long-awaited title? All that and more on The Sports Office.
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Sports Office 6-17-2026: Texas Baseball Eliminated, Arch Manning Rumors & Cowboys Debate

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