Texas shocks Ohio State in stunning comeback. Epic rally or choke job?
Texas football came back from a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Buckeyes. The college football world couldn't believe its eyes:
In a shocking turn of events at Austin's stadium, Texas defied expectations by rallying back from a 23-3 deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Ohio State 24-23. The Buckeyes dominated early, leading 23-3 at the end of the fourth quarter, thanks largely to Jeremiah Smith's performance against the Texas defense. However, Arch Manning and Hollywood Smothers orchestrated a remarkable comeback, scoring 21 points in the final 15 minutes to secure the win.
Smothers sealed the deal with a touchdown in the final minute. The game left the college football world in disbelief after it seemed Texas was doomed to lose for most of the match.
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