There is no shortage of talent on Texas' roster. But against No. 1 Ohio State, talent alone probably won't be enough. The Longhorns are entering one of the bigg

COLUMBUS, Ohio — For a period following Ohio State’s season-opening win against Texas last season, conversations surrounding the game were about football. Discourse centered around Julian Sayin’s victorious debut as a starter and Arch Manning’s underwhelming play.

Ohio State and Texas, two of the biggest brands in college football, square off Sept. 12 in Austin. The Buckeyes have won the last two meetings.

The biggest game of Week 2 in College Football is between Texas and Ohio State. It will be a star-studded affair, highlighted by Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith and Texas receiver Cam Coleman . In recent years,

The No. 4 Texas Longhorns have a golden opportunity to gain a huge wave of momentum to begin their 2026 season as they get a chance to avenge their early-season loss to the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes from a year ago in Week 2.

It's two-way traffic ahead of the biggest game of the season. Patrick Everson breaks down betting on OSU-Texas, as well as Michigan-Oklahoma and more.

When NFL decision-makers sit down to evaluate prospects, they will focus on tapes of games against quality competition. And a marquee matchup such as Saturday’s clash between Ohio State and Texas will be viewed repeatedly throughout the draft process because of the vast talent on the field.

A steady passing game and limiting big plays from Arch Manning will be vital to the Buckeye's success come Saturday night.