Arizona State trailed by 16 points in the waning minutes of the Peach Bowl against the heavily-favored Texas Longhorns. The Sun Devils' star running back Cam Skattebo was largely stifled and found himself vomiting on the sideline.

That effort in a 39-31 victory made Texas a winner in its first-ever appearance in the Peach Bowl, which was serving this season as a quarterfinal game in the College Football Playoff. Next up for Texas (13-2) is the Cotton Bowl and the CFP semifinals.

Quinn Ewers proved that even when the chips are down, he has what it takes to deliver the Texas Longhorns a win in the clutch.

Texas defensive lineman Alfred Collins speaks at media day ahead of Peach Bowl Texas linebacker Anthony Hill Jr. talks defense, stopping Skattebo Texas' Trevor Goosby on getting on the field for post-season play Texas Coach Steve Sarkisian speaks with media ahead of Peach Bowl game Texas' Arch Manning talks about QB room,

Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers showed why Arch Manning hasn't replaced him in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal against Arizona State on New Year's Day. Throughout the season, many have suggested the Longhorns would be better off with Manning.