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The Texas Longhorns delivered one of the most unforgettable comebacks in college football history, defeating the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes 24–23 on September 12, 2026.

Texas entered the fourth quarter trailing 23–3. With its home crowd stunned and Ohio State seemingly in complete control, the Longhorns needed something extraordinary.

They got it.

Texas Comes Alive in the Fourth Quarter

Quarterback Arch Manning led Texas on three critical touchdown drives during the final period, transforming a potential blowout into an instant classic.

The Longhorns played with urgency, confidence and belief as they attacked Ohio State’s defense. Every successful drive increased the pressure on the Buckeyes and brought the crowd at Darrell K Royal–Texas

There is nothing quite like the energy of HBCU football. It’s a masterclass in culture, deep-rooted tradition, and unapologetic grit. If you need any proof that the landscape of college football is shifting, look no further than Orangeburg, South Carolina, where the South Carolina State Bulldogs just wrapped up a season for the history books.

Under the brilliant leadership of head coach Chennis Berry, the Bulldogs didn’t just compete; they took over. They marched all the way to Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Celebration Bowl, a stage that serves as the de facto Black college national championship.

What followed was one of the most thrilling, heart-stopping games in HBCU history.