5 things we learned about Ohio State in its loss to Texas Saturday

CBS Sports previews Texas versus Ohio State, examining the Longhorns' offensive additions and changes to the Buckeyes' defense. The coverage also includes game information and the outlet's predictions.

CBS Sports compares Texas and Ohio State's dominant season-opening performances ahead of their meeting in Austin. The preview also examines the defensive matchup and presents SportsLine's simulation-based outlook for the game.

Longhorns notch second-largest fourth-quarter come-from-behind victory in program history

Longhorns Country examines how line play, receiver matchups and Ohio State's linebackers could shape the Texas game. Its preview highlights Trevor Goosby's protection assignment, opportunities for the Texas defensive front and ways Arch Manning could involve his running backs as receivers.

Longhorns Country reports differing pregame assessments of Derrek Cooper's availability following his ankle injury against Texas State. Its September 11 update cites a game-time decision report from 247Sports alongside Inside Texas reporting that the freshman running back was unlikely to play against Ohio State.

Buckeyes Wire presents an opponent's view of Ohio State's keys to winning at Texas. The analysis discusses the matchup's playoff implications and the offensive threat posed by receiver Jeremiah Smith.

Longhorns Country argues that Cam Coleman's arrival gives Texas more ways to challenge Ohio State's pass defense while easing Ryan Wingo's workload. The analysis connects their complementary receiving strengths with Wingo's productive season opener and the challenges he faced as last year's leading option.

Longhorns Wire asks Buckeyes Wire's Phil Harrison for an Ohio State perspective on the matchup in Austin. The discussion considers the teams' recent meetings and the expectations surrounding another top-five contest.

Longhorns Country identifies disrupting Julian Sayin as a central task for Will Muschamp's Texas defense against Ohio State. The analysis uses Miami's previous success pressuring Sayin to examine how Texas could combine its defensive front with coverage that holds up when extra defenders rush.

College Football HQ previews a close Texas-Ohio State matchup built around quarterback protection, defensive pressure and improved Texas receiving options. It weighs the Longhorns' home advantage and roster additions against Ohio State's recent success in the series and ability to challenge Arch Manning.

A Week 2 college football roundup examines Texas' home meeting with Ohio State alongside other major games involving Texas schools. The Longhorns face a rematch after two losses to the Buckeyes.

Burnt Orange Nation's viewing guide lists a 6:30 p.m. Central kickoff on ABC for Texas-Ohio State, along with streaming and radio options. The article also covers player availability and how experienced quarterbacks match up against defenses that changed during the offseason.

Burnt Orange Nation's roundtable weighs Texas' offensive potential against unresolved questions before Ohio State. Contributors discuss the receiving talent, Hollywood Smothers' opening performance, offensive-line consistency and whether the pass defense can handle a stronger opponent.

Burnt Orange Nation traces the recruiting battles behind the Texas-Ohio State matchup, including the Buckeyes' success signing Texas prospects such as J.K. Dobbins and Garrett Wilson. The retrospective examines how those decisions shaped the programs' shared history.

Burnt Orange Nation profiles Texas defensive tackle Hero Kanu before he faces his former Ohio State teammates. The story follows his path from Germany to American football and describes the outgoing personality that teammates and Steve Sarkisian credit with bringing the team together.

Burnt Orange Nation examines the inconsistency behind Texas' 156 rushing yards against Texas State. Hollywood Smothers supplied a 45-yard opening run, but seven non-sack tackles for loss highlighted the blocking and decision-making issues the Longhorns needed to address before Ohio State.

Burnt Orange Nation reviews the Texas Longhorns' freshman contributions against Texas State, highlighting Jermaine Bishop and Samari Matthews. Bishop caught two passes for 25 yards, while Matthews recorded two tackles and shared a sack in his first appearance.

Roundtable examines Texas' pursuit of 2028 prospects Kendrick Harris, Damarion Mays and David Dotson, citing Rivals analyst Sam Spiegelman's assessment. The coverage outlines the Longhorns' relationships with the offensive lineman, receiver and edge rusher as the class develops around quarterback commitment Neimann Lawrence.

A first-team All-American, NFL veteran, National Champion and dominant offensive lineman in the Texas’ famous “Wishbone” offense, McKay was 78.

Sporting News examines Arch Manning's development before the Ohio State rematch, citing an anonymous NFL staffer's assessment originally reported by CBS Sports. That evaluator sees eventual first-round potential while identifying passing touch, processing and field vision as areas for continued improvement.

Buckeyes Wire outlines storylines for Ohio State's trip to Austin, including Ryan Day's record in major matchups and Julian Sayin's earlier recruitment by Texas. The preview also examines the Longhorns' past success limiting receiver Jeremiah Smith and the possibility of another large home crowd.

Longhorns Country projects how Texas could distribute reserve running back duties if Derrek Cooper misses the Ohio State game. Behind Hollywood Smothers and Raleek Brown, the analysis compares Michael Terry III, Ryan Niblett and James Simon using their early playing opportunities and previous production.

Longhorns Wire reviews Texas' pursuit of several 2028 recruits, including Kendrick Harris, Damarion Mays and David Dotson. The recruiting outlook describes interest and positioning, rather than new commitments.

Roundtable counts 53 former Texas players across NFL active rosters, practice squads and injured reserve. The report follows recent Longhorns draft picks alongside established professionals entering the 2026 season.

Longhorns Country reports that Pittsburgh transfer Rasheem Biles earned SEC Defensive Player of the Week recognition after Texas beat Texas State. The linebacker recorded five tackles, an interception and a forced fumble, giving the preview a concrete basis for examining his potential impact against Ohio State.

Longhorns Wire revisits the five previous Texas-Ohio State meetings and the stakes that made each memorable. The retrospective includes Vince Young's 2005 victory in Columbus, Quan Cosby's decisive role in the 2009 Fiesta Bowl and the programs' more recent postseason encounter.

Burnt Orange Nation previews Texas' early-season test against top-ranked Ohio State, examining the Buckeyes' returning offensive experience and extensive defensive turnover. The analysis also considers Ryan Day's coaching staff, including new offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and returning defensive coordinator Matt Patricia.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day discusses the challenge of containing Arch Manning as the Buckeyes prepare to visit Austin. The report considers Manning's development and Texas' season-opening win.

Longhorns Country focuses on three individual contests that could shape Texas' meeting with Ohio State. Its breakdown pairs Trevor Goosby with edge rusher Kenyatta Jackson Jr., Colin Simmons with tackle Ian Moore, and slot receiver Emmett Mosley V with freshman defensive back Jay Timmons.

Burnt Orange Nation reports that Texas moved up one spot in both major polls after beating Texas State. The Longhorns reached No. 4 in the AP Poll and No. 3 in the Coaches Poll ahead of the Ohio State matchup.

The senior linebacker earned his first career SEC weekly honor.

Longhorns register ninth consecutive home-opening win.

New 3D map connects fans with stadium amenities and Fan Journey Tracks, with step-by-step wayfinding capabilities coming soon

Four Longhorns games over the next two seasons are moving up on the schedule.

Texas fans nationwide are encouraged to wear Burnt Orange and White and celebrate the traditions, pride and passion that unite the Longhorns on September 4

Texas and three other programs lead the nation with three selections apiece.

The award is named after Longhorn Legend Earl Campbell and the recognizes the top offensive player in college football either from or in the state…

The senior quarterback was one of 15 finalists for the award last season.

Texas Country legends will be joined by special guest Graham St. Clair Band on the LBJ Lawn prior to the Texas Football’s season opener vs.…

The award is presented annually to the most outstanding defensive player in college football.

The junior offensive lineman is also on the preseason watch list for the Outland Trophy.

The senior quarterback landed on the award’s watch list for the second-straight year.

Robertson is one of six college football players who are a part of the campaign.

The senior quarterback landed on the award’s watch list for the second-straight year.

Brandon Baker, Rasheem Biles, Cam Coleman, Trey Dubuc, Trevor Goosby, Arch Manning, Jelani McDonald, Ryan Niblett, Colin Simmons, Hollywood Smothers and Ryan Wingo earned preseason…

The Biletnikoff Award recognizes the college football season's outstanding FBS receiver, regardless of position.