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Amy Williams

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Ohio State’s Julian Sayin stuns No. 1 Texas

Ohio State fans just witnessed something that hasn’t happened in 40 years—Julian Sayin, in his very first start, led the Buckeyes to a gritty 14-7 win over top-ranked Texas. The last time a quarterback pulled this off was Jim Harbaugh back in 1984. Sayin’s stats weren’t flashy, but his composure and the team’s defense made the difference. With Michigan looming at the end of the season, could this be the start of a new Buckeye legend? What do you think this means for the rivalry and Sayin’s future? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Jay Williams

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Ohio State’s win over Texas flips the script

Ohio State’s upset over Texas wasn’t just a big win—it was a reminder of how wild expectations can mess with our enjoyment of college football. The Buckeyes, written off by most, played with a freedom we haven’t seen in a while, and it paid off. Meanwhile, Texas fans are left wondering if the hype around Arch Manning was fair to begin with. Now, the question is: can we keep the good vibes going without letting sky-high expectations ruin the ride? How do you handle the emotional rollercoaster of rooting for a team with so much pressure? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Dawn Fritz

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Texas coach Sarkisian’s bold look turns heads at Ohio State

Steve Sarkisian didn’t just show up for the Texas vs. Ohio State showdown—he made a statement before kickoff even started. Sporting a sharp burnt orange blazer and crisp white pants, Sarkisian’s game-day style, likely styled by his wife Loreal (a pro stylist herself), had fans buzzing. The couple’s fashion flair has become almost as talked about as the Longhorns’ performance. Loreal, fresh off welcoming their baby boy Amays, also brought her signature Texas style to the stadium. With all eyes on the field, do you think a coach’s style can set the tone for the team? #Sports #TexasLonghorns #OhioState

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Eddie Deleon

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Strongsville’s Sean Bauman lives the Buckeye dream

Sean Bauman from Strongsville just pulled off something most Ohio State fans only dream about—he “dotted the I” in Script Ohio at the Buckeyes’ home opener against Texas. After years of dedication, learning a new instrument, and facing rejection three times, Bauman finally made the legendary Ohio State marching band. That moment on the field, with thousands cheering, was emotional—not just for him, but in memory of his late grandma who always supported him. He’s set to do it again at the Michigan game, this time in enemy territory. What does this kind of perseverance mean to you? #Sports #OhioState #Buckeyes

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Michael Pitts

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Ohio State’s big win brings recruiting buzz

Ohio State’s thrilling victory over Texas wasn’t just a highlight for fans—it turned the campus into a magnet for top football recruits. The energy in the stadium, with two powerhouse teams battling it out, made a huge impression on dozens of visiting prospects. This kind of atmosphere can really tip the scales when recruits are deciding where to play. If you were at the game or watched it, what do you think stood out most for these future Buckeyes? How important is a game-day experience in attracting new talent? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Jeffrey Armstrong

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Buckeyes spark SEC rivalry talk after Texas win

Ohio State’s defense just shut down the Texas Longhorns, holding them scoreless until the fourth quarter and sealing a 14-7 victory. Jermaine Mathews Jr. didn’t hold back, declaring, “We run that,” about the SEC as he jogged off the field. Since their tough loss to Michigan last season, the Buckeyes have been on a tear, taking down Texas twice, Oregon, Tennessee, and Notre Dame. With the Big Ten grabbing the last two national titles, is the balance of power shifting away from the SEC? Buckeye fans, how are you feeling about this run? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Chad Williams

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Did SEC Refs Gift Texas a Free TD vs. Buckeyes?

Buckeye Nation, did anyone else catch that wild call late in the Ohio State vs. Texas showdown? The Longhorns’ Arch Manning hit Parker Livingstone for a TD that, on replay, looked like it should’ve been overturned. The ball clearly hit the turf and shifted hands, but the SEC refs let it stand. Some fans are calling SEC bias, but thankfully, Ryan Day’s crew held strong and secured the W. Still, that controversial call had us sweating! #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Amy Williams

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Tony Alford stirs up Ohio State-Michigan rivalry

Tony Alford just took the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry to a whole new level. While top recruit Myson Johnson-Cook was visiting Ohio State, Alford—now coaching at Michigan—called him up and offered a scholarship on the spot. Imagine being at one of the biggest games of the year and getting a call from your rival’s coach! Johnson-Cook’s reaction said it all. With Michigan now in the mix, he’s got 41 offers. Moves like this keep the rivalry spicy—how do you feel about coaches making bold plays like this right on enemy turf? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Ohio State shuts down Texas star after trash talk

Ohio State’s football team turned pre-game trash talk into pure motivation, completely neutralizing Texas linebacker Colin Simmons in their season opener. Despite Simmons calling out Buckeyes QB Julian Sayin online, the Buckeyes’ offensive line kept Sayin safe and made Simmons a non-factor—he managed just one solo tackle and even had a costly penalty. Ohio State’s defense held the top-ranked Longhorns to just 7 points, winning 14-7 and making a strong case to take over the number-one spot in the polls. What do you think—did Simmons’ words fire up the Buckeyes, or was it all about Ohio State’s game plan? #Sports #Football #OhioState

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Jay Williams

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Why Ryan Day still isn’t ‘the guy’ at Ohio State

Even after a gritty win over No. 1 Texas, Ryan Day can’t seem to win over Buckeye Nation. Despite losing top coordinators and NFL talent, Day’s leadership kept Ohio State rolling—but fans only care about one thing: beating Michigan. It’s now been 2,100 days since the Buckeyes last beat their archrival, and until that streak ends, every big win feels like it comes with an asterisk. Is it fair to judge Day this harshly, or is this just life in Columbus? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Football #OhioState

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