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Game Preview: Ohio State vs Texas

The defending national champion Ohio State Buckeyes kick off their 2025 season with a heavyweight clash against preseason No. 1 Texas in the Horseshoe. It’s the fifth meeting between the two storied programs, and history says the stakes are massive — in three of the last four, the winner has gone on to play for a national title. With College GameDay in town for Lee Corso’s final headgear pick, Arch Manning stepping into the spotlight, and Julian Sayin making his first start as Ohio State’s quarterback, the stage is set for one of the most anticipated season openers in recent memory.

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Monday Musings: Top 5 Questions for Game 1 – Texas

This is it. Week 1. The defending champs open their season under the (noon) lights in the Horseshoe, and the opponent is none other than the preseason No. 1 Texas Longhorns. Arch Manning vs. Julian Sayin. Ryan Day vs. Steve Sarkisian. A top-5 showdown right out of the gate. Fans have had this one circled for months, and now it’s here. Here are our top questions heading into the game.

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Julian Sayin Officially Named Starter; Sonny Styles Named Block O Recipient

Ryan Day made it official: Julian Sayin will be Ohio State’s starting quarterback, taking his first snaps in the scarlet and gray on the biggest stage imaginable — a Noon showdown in The Shoe against No. 1 Texas on August 30th, live on FOX.

Sayin won’t face it alone. Sonny Styles, fresh off being named the Block O recipient, anchors a captain group that blends proven stars with emerging voices: Styles, Caleb Downs, Austin Siereveld, and Brandon Inniss. Together, they represent the leadership core of a roster aiming to defend its national title.

It’s an opener that feels more like a playoff game — a rematch with Texas, the defending SEC champions, in front of 100,000 Buckeye faithful. And yet, there’s a sense of belief in Columbus. With Sayin under center, Styles setting the defensive tone, and four captains uniting the locker room, Ohio State doesn’t just enter 2025 with hope — it enters with purpose.

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