Everybody put Texas at No. 1 in the latest college football rankings after its big win over Ohio State. That, except the ESPN pollsters. Why was that?

Texas quarterback Arch Manning identified the moment he believed the Longhorns would complete their stunning comeback vs. the No. 1-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. No. 4 Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit Saturday night in Austin to defeat the top-ranked Buckeyes 24-23,

Steve Sarkisian and Texas football finally slayed Ohio State, and the Longhorns did it after falling behind by 17 points at halftime. Texas rallied for a 24-23 win, with Arch Manning leading drives of 91,

The Ohio State football program suffered an absolutely devastating defeat on Saturday. Ohio State lost a close game against Texas despite being up by 20 points entering the fourth quarter. Now analysts and fans from around the nation are letting the Buckeyes know just how disappointing that loss really was.

Where will Ohio State fall in the rankings? Here's where the Buckeyes could end up after their collapse against Texas in Week 2:

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas football was driving late in Saturday’s game against Ohio State, standing feet from the end zone with a chance to take a late lead. The Longhorns had no decision to make, they wanted to score.

When Texas quarterback Arch Manning hit receiver Emmett Mosley on a 19-yard slant over the middle late in the fourth quarter, it put Ohio State on its heels. Not only did it give the Longhorns a first down on the 1-yard line,

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In a game that Ohio State fans won't forget for a while, the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes fell to the No. 4 Texas Longhorns 24-23 in Austin on Saturday night after leading 23-3 heading into the fourth quarter. Here are some players, coaches, and the game overall graded out.