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.

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The tale of the tape for this heavyweight Week 2 matchup, with a deep dive into which team has the advantage at every position group

Greg McElroy predicts the Ohio State-Texas top-five clash in Week 2, naming a winner and final score. Here is his reasoning and what both teams bring to Austin.

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.

Since 2014, Ohio State has won two national titles in three appearances, and the Buckeyes have defeated Texas twice since 2024. Ohio State defeated Texas at AT&T Stadium in the 2024 playoff, and again last year in the season opener in Columbus.

With the Ohio State Buckeyes' defense keyed in on covering Texas Longhorns wide receiver Cam Coleman, Ryan Wingo could be poised for another big game.