No. 1 Texas survives penalties, special teams errors to stave off miraculous comeback bid from No. 14 Tennessee

AP Photo/Wade Payne No. 1 Texas held on to beat No. 14 Tennessee 20-17 Saturday in a vivacious Neyland Stadium that included U.S. president Donald Trump. Arch Manning, who hit on only half of his pass attempts last week in a win over UTSA, couldn’t miss early this time around. He completed his first seven passes for 120 yards against Tennessee, the alma mater of his uncle, Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning. Arch Manning, a Heisman Trophy hopeful and an intriguing NFL Draft prospect, attacked Jim Knowles’ Volunteers defense from the get-go. Albeit underthrown, his deep ball…