Ohio State football is projected to win a national title again, and ESPN's top 100 player rankings show us why.

According to their matchup predictor tool, the Longhorns are being given a slight advantage. ESPN has given Texas a 53.3 percent chance to come out on top, as opposed to Ohio State's 46.7 percent chance. It's just a prediction. No one can truly predict how a game will turn out.

The Ohio State Buckeyes and Texas Longhorns will open the upcoming college football season against one another on August 30. Texas comes into the game ranked as the top team in the country in the first Associated Press poll, while Ohio State, which won last season's national title, comes in at third.

The SEC is moving from eight conferences games to nine. Here's what that means for the future of the College Football Playoff and for Ohio State.

Purdue ranked last in the Big Ten, spending $31.4 million on football in 2024. Ohio State was third, followed by Michigan ($72.4 million) and Penn State ($64.5 million). Those rankings don’t include the conference’s two private schools, USC and Northwestern, which are not required to report their data.

After losing three key starters from a year ago, the Ohio State OL is still taking shape. Let's break down a reworked, but experienced group.

Ohio State will enter the 2025 college football season with high expectations, both internally and externally.

Texas isn't bringing famed live mascot Bevo, a 2,100-pound steer, to Ohio Stadium for its Aug. 30 opener against Buckeyes.

Ryan Day, Urban Meyer, Jim Tressel and more detail the factors that have kept Ohio State around the top of college football for decades.

The Michigan Wolverines are expected to be much improved from their 8-5 season a year ago. Remember, the Wolverines were sitting at 5-5 through 10 games before