Texas prepares for matchup against Ohio State as season progresses
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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Texas faces the top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes following an opening win against Texas State. Analysts identify the game as a potential turning point for Steve Sarkisian and quarterback Arch Manning, who remain winless in their last five outings against Ohio State and Georgia. Texas A&M prepares to face Arizona State after a 50-0 shutout of Missouri State to open their season. Meanwhile, Michigan faces scrutiny following a controversial win over Western Michigan, which may impact potential College Football Playoff considerations. The upcoming schedule includes high-stakes games for Texas as they navigate a season featuring six other ranked opponents.
- •Texas seeks a win against top-ranked Ohio State to avoid a 1-1 record.
- •Texas A&M enters the game against Arizona State following a 50-0 victory.
- •Arch Manning looks to lead the Texas offense with a balanced passing attack.
- •Michigan faces potential tie-breaker disadvantages after a controversial win over Western Michigan.
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