Where Big Ten fans can chirp back is that while the league may not have the firepower of the SEC, it has won the last three national titles — Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana — to end the SEC’s four-year run. The SEC hasn’t even placed a team in the national title game in that span.

It's Big Ten vs. SEC Week. No. 1 Ohio State at No. 4 Texas has been a red-letter game on the college football calendar for months, a litmus test in the debate over conference supremacy and possibly a factor down the road in College Football Playoff seeding but definitely not a knockout game.

On this episode of the College Football Enquirer Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey break down the latest between LSU and the SEC, Ohio State and Texas and I've Got a Feeling about Week 2!

Nick Saban took a bit of a playful jab at the Big Ten on Friday, a day ahead of the much-anticipated showdown between Texas and visiting Ohio State. “We’ve already got nine teams in the top 25,” Saban said during his weekly appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on ESPN.

No. 1 Ohio State heads to No. 4 Texas for a Saturday night rematch of last year’s season opener. Buckeyes quarterback Julian Sayin and Texas signal-caller Arch Manning each bring a year of starting experience to the field this time. Both quarterbacks come off 3-plus touchdown performances in a pair of dominant Week 1 wins over Group of Six teams.

Ohio State makes the trip to Austin for the return trip of their home-and-home series.

Kevin and David break down the top player prop bets for Ohio State vs. Texas, featuring quarterback insights and key strategies for effective wagering.