
Top-ranked Ohio State heads to Austin for a marquee Week 2 matchup against the No. 4 Texas Longhorns, representing the third showdown between the programs since January 2025 as the Buckeyes seek a third consecutive victory over Steve Sarkisian's squad.
The contest showcases Ohio State's offense directed by new offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, who brings professional coaching background to the collegiate ranks. Longhorns head coach Sarkisian indicated he is not overvaluing Ohio State's schematic look from their opener, expecting a fresh test on Saturday night.
Meanwhile, fourth-year college quarterback Julian Sayin, now in his third campaign with the Buckeyes following a standout previous season, anchors the offense alongside wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who is drawing early projections toward the 2027 draft.
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