Ryan Wingo drops touchdown pass during Texas vs. Ohio State game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 8:50 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

In a game on September 12, 2026, Texas Longhorns junior wide receiver Ryan Wingo missed a potential 30-yard touchdown catch against Ohio State. The drop occurred in the second quarter amid pressure from Ohio State's Devin Sanchez. Although Wingo had shown improvement in his catching ability over the offseason, this incident continued a trend from the previous season, where he dropped seven passes. Head coach Steve Sarkisian expressed disappointment but noted the effectiveness of the play design, highlighting the successful execution of a 'shallow sting' concept adapted from Lincoln Riley's offense.
- •Ryan Wingo drops a 30-yard TD pass against Ohio State
- •The drop occurred in the second quarter on September 12
- •Wingo struggled with drops in the 2025 season
- •Head coach Steve Sarkisian praised the play design
- •Texas Longhorns looked for improvement in receiving performance
- 8:50 PMYahoo Sports — Inside Texas WR Ryan Wingo’s dropped TD pass
"The “shallow sting” run by Steve Sarkisian is a variation of a concept popularized by Lincoln Riley.
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