Ohio State and Texas meet for the third consecutive season, and what happens Saturday will once again carry heavy implications for the postseason.

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.

Saturday marks an unusual occasion for the Ohio State Buckeyes: a true road game against a Southeastern Conference team. No. 1 Ohio State’s primetime showdown

From the SEC's fight with LSU to Texas' rematch with Ohio State, Kirk Bohls shares nine observations and one bold prediction.

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

ESPN's Rutledge joins SEC This Morning to break down what's at stake for the Longhorns in their showdown with the top-ranked Buckeyes.

The Ohio State Buckeyes may have to worry about Arch Manning before their Week 2 showdown with the Texas Longhorns. Break down the key matchups defining the Texas vs. Ohio State blockbuster. From the trenches to the quarterback play,