College football's grandest spectacle shines on Ohio State at Texas in Week 2, a mammoth matchup between top-5 teams with eventual playoff implications that could challenge all-time viewership records for a regular-season game.

Texas gets another shot at No. 1 Ohio State. Here's what to know about Julian Sayin, Jeremiah Smith, Matt Patricia and the new-look Buckeyes defense.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Week 2 of the regular season sends Ohio State to the southwest to face Texas for the third-straight season. On this episode of Buckeye Talk, Stephen Means, Stefan Krajisnik and Andrew Gillis discuss everything Ryan Day had to say at his weekly presser as he previews the top 10 matchup.

Ryan Day addressed Ohio State’s run game, Jeremiah Smith’s role and Devin McCuin's impact ahead of the Buckeyes’ top-five road showdown with Texas.

Jeremiah Smith has terrorized opposing defenses in big games over the past two-plus seasons. The only one Ohio State’s All-America wide receiver hasn't done it against is Texas.

Ryan Day met with the media on Tuesday for his weekly press conference and had a few key priorities for OSU's matchup with Texas.

“OUR time.” 🏈 See how Texas Minister of Culture Matthew McConaughey set the stakes for the Longhorns’ massive Week 2 revenge rematch against Ohio State.

On Saturday, No. 5 Texas will host No. 1 Ohio State. Since the AP began releasing its college football poll in 1936, there have been just three other games in Austin that featured two top-five teams.

The 2026 matchup takes place in Austin, Texas, and the Longhorns are fired up. Wide receiver Cam Coleman recently told reporters that “we’re coming,” and quarterback Arch Manning loves that he can play in these massive games. “This is why you come to a school like Texas, playing these big-time games,” Manning said.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Defensive end Qua Russaw did not play during Ohio State football’s Week 1 win against Ball State. Coach Ryan Day believes that could change heading into Saturday’s game at Texas. “We expect him to have a full week of practice,

The Texas Longhorns have struggled in the red zone in the past 2 years vs Ohio State. Here's how that could change Saturday, says Steve Sarkisian.