Hop on the Texas hype train. The Longhorns looked down-and-out through two quarters on Saturday, but came back to topple the country's top-ranked Buckeyes. The Sporting News tracked live updates, highlights and more from the matchup.

Texas football came back from a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Buckeyes. The college football world couldn't believe its eyes:

Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith continues to torment Texas. He hauls in a 43-yard catch over Warren Roberson on a third-down pass to set up a 48-yard field goal from Connor Hawkins, who used to do those same things at Liberty Hill High School. Smith has eight catches for 164 yards.

Ohio State travels to Austin to take on a top-five Texas squad. We'll be providing live updates including score, highlights, and analysis throughout.

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

Texas completes the 20-point comeback, scoring 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to take down Ohio State 24-23 at home. It's a defining win for coach Steve Sarkisian, and a statement for the Longhorns as national championship contenders.

Ohio State kicks its season off against Ball State at home on Saturday. Follow us for live updates, score, analysis, and highlights during the action.

Ryan Day saw his Ohio State Buckeyes build up a comfortable 23-3 lead through three quarters Saturday night against the Texas Longhorns in Austin. The top-ranked team in America seemed to be on a collision course with a massive and thoroughly convincing road victory.

Jeremiah Smith had a statement game vs. the Longhorns, routinely showing off his size, speed and elite ability vs. a beleaguered Longorns secondary.