Arch Manning and Texas made history with late rally to beat Ohio State: How they did it
Posted Sep 15, 2026
Arch Manning and Texas looked done. Now they are No. 1. The Longhorns trailed Ohio State 23-3 and looked listless after turnovers, dropped passes and poor play for three quarters. Then came a history-making rally for a 24-23 victory that shook up the rankings, revived Manning’s Heisman Trophy prospects and earned the QB and the program a boost of respect.
(Associated Press)
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