LovingBuckeye

Fans will overreact to anything on social media. They shouldn't be taken seriously. In reality, the SEC will still dominate baseball, softball, and women's basketball. The parity in CFB and men's basketball is here to stay though.

Degenerates like myself

I don’t know if the data backs me up on this but I feel like Ohio State rarely sweeps these marquee OOC series. OU - split Texas (mid 2000’s) - split Virginia Tech - split Miami - split USC - lost both Oregon - lost (they joined the conference so only one game of the 2 game series was played) That has me extremely nervous for this game in Austin. Unlike in ‘06, we don’t get to go against a true freshman QB.

I understand that this is all opinion based, but my rankings are based off of their entire careers with more weight put on how each coach is trending plus the previous 3-4 seasons. Kirby Smart has more players in court than he does meaningful wins over the past several seasons. He can’t develop quarterbacks, his offense is stagnant, and once again Georgia doesn’t appear to be a threat on the national stage heading into the 2026 season.

1. Cignetti 2. Day 3. Kirby

Neither team is taking it to each other. Both teams have the goods whether they win or lose.

Already have our AirBNB within walking distance to the stadium. I can’t wait! Ohio State is absolutely loaded again and the current favorites (FanDuel) to win the national championship.

As a Buckeye fan, I’m on the edge of my seat waiting to hear this one as well haha

Arch Manning is not a young QB, and he’s not going to get better. Arch is who he is after 3 years in the system. Sark wastes another talent.

Sayin had 12 career passing attempts prior to being the first player in history to beat the #1 ranked team in their first career start. I think that was a hell of a first game.

100%. I was shocked when I saw the yardage difference because watching the game live it felt like Ohio State was clearly the better team.

1. Ohio State 2. LSU 3. Miami 4. Penn State 5. Georgia 6. Texas 7. Oregon 8. Notre Dame 9. Clemson 10. Florida State That would probably by my top ten if I had a vote

I’m thankful for every win, but Texas is just as lucky they didn’t lose 21-0. I believe Arch had 38 yards entering the 4th quarter. It was complete domination.

I have a feeling we’ll see each other again

I am fascinated to see how Arch bounces back against SJSU Saturday