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Funny moment from Arch Manning's time with media... When asked how does he manage not going out and getting videos taken of him at a bar, Arch let us know if he wanted to...he could "I'm 21 so I can do shots at a bar" #HookEm | #Texas

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TEXAS FIGHT🤘🏾1 год назад

Kid can def drink sum beers

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Oak1 год назад

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he is so cute. i can't wait to see how he develops compared to his family.

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