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  2. I was not necessarily pleased with the run game last week. I felt there were not enough urgency in the players upfront. I’ve thought for years that Flood is stubborn and doesn’t play his best 5 at their best positions all the time. I always felt Campbell would have been an All-American center. With that said I didn’t see world beaters playing for Ohio St. so I’m going to hope that we reserved something for this week. Same for the DLine I expected Jackson to be pulled for health reason by the 3rd. Them I’ll give benefit of doubt. Texas 34 OSU 24
  3. Texas wins 27-24, longhorns score 4 touchdowns, Arch throws for 2 touchdowns,300 yds, each new running back score a rushing touchdown, ohio state blocks extra point after fourth TD. Texas 27 . with less than a minute to go in game, ohio state attempts a field goal, Texas blocks field goal to preserve the win. A FANTASTIC EXCITING BIG TIME WIN!!!!
  4. Texas 30 ohio state 19 hookem 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
  5. Shehan Jeyarajah writes for CBS? Is he still defending Art Briles? The term ‘defining moment’ is used too loosely in this sport. If Texas wins Saturday but misses the playoff, it’s okay because Sark won his defining moment? If they win Saturday it’s all good next time he faces Georgia? No pressure at all if he reaches the playoff since the defining moment already happened?
  6. 41-27. This is going to be a shootout, texas wins
  7. No. 4 Texas has spent the past five years building towards this moment, the culmination of the Steve Sarkisian era in Austin. Following the inconsistent results of the 2010s, Texas has wholeheartedly embraced the NIL era. They landed many of the state's best players, including defensive end Colin Simmons. They added the most sought-after status symbol in football: A Manning. On Saturday, No. 1 Ohio State comes to Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. It's the third straight season the Longhorns have played the Buckeyes, and both prior meetings ended in terrible, frustrating losses marred by coaching and execution errors. Since 2024, Texas has played championship-level programs Ohio State and Georgia five times. Sarkisian is 0-5 against Ryan Day and Kirby Smart over that stretch. The Longhorns are 24-1 against everyone else. Saturday is a pivotal opportunity for Texas to prove it can contend with the best. It's the defining game of the Sarkisian era, and one Sarkisian cannot afford to lose. Full article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/steve-sarkisian-defining-moment-texas-ohio-state/
  8. ESPN Week 2 Gameday Kickoff: QB issues for Michigan, Buckeyes-Horns and more https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/page/gamedaykickoff091026/2026-gameday-kickoff-week-2-preview-top-games-ohio-state-texas-michigan
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