Texas coach Steve Sarkisian dunks on college football's controversies before clashing with Ohio State
The Texas football team gets a chance on Saturday for revenge against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Ahead of that game, Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian is addressing the controversies that have plagued college football this summer. Sarkisian wants to talk about other things on Saturday. “We’re not talking about injunctions and TROs and lawsuits. […] The post Texas coach Steve Sarkisian dunks on…
Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian intends to concentrate on the upcoming college football matchup against Ohio State, rather than talking about the controversies that have recently surrounded college football. On Saturday, the Texas Longhorns will have an opportunity for revenge from their previous close loss to Ohio State this past season.
Sarkisian emphasized on ESPN's College GameDay show that the team will focus on the game and not on injunctions, TROs, and lawsuits. He pointed to the large crowd behind them and highlighted the significance of the rivalry as they prepare for Saturday's game. Texas and Ohio State are both undefeated in the current season, and Texas hopes to return to the College Football Playoff this year after missing out last year.
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