Texas' Arch Manning under scrutiny for his reaction to AI video of Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN's Holly Rowe

Texas Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian’s interaction with ESPN reporter Holly Rowe at the end of the team’s comeback win over the Ohio State Buckeyes was a viral moment Saturday night into Sunday.

Arch Manning , who guided Texas to the 24-23 victory, was asked about the moment on Monday as the Longhorns prepared for UTSA at home this weekend.

He said he saw some AI edits of the brief interview.

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I saw an AI edit of Sark’s interview.

Have you all seen that one? That’s a good one.

Of him slapping Holly Rowe?" he said with a laugh and a smile.

The 22-year-old quarterback immediately came under scrutiny on social media for his comments.

At least one AI video showed Sarkisian hitting Rowe after yelling "Hook ‘em" in her face, which didn’t actually happen after the game.

OutKick reached out to ESPN for comment.

Sarkisian had a few words for Rowe after Texas completed the comeback.

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Overall, it appeared to be a frustrating night for Sarkisian.