What's happened
Texas has rallied from a 20-point deficit to stun Ohio State, thrusting the Longhorns into the top of the college football rankings. Notre Dame also cruises to a dominant win, while Georgia dominates in the season’s early showcase.
What's behind the headline?
Analysis
- Texas has staged a dramatic comeback over Ohio State, signaling a potential shift in power in the early season.
- Notre Dame’s 52-0 win showcases depth on both sides of the ball and could accelerate Heisman chatter for new contributors.
- Georgia’s 63-3 win reinforces the SEC’s early dominance and raises questions about non-conference competitiveness.
- The week’s results set up a high-stakes clash with Texas traveling to Dallas for a marquee matchup against Notre Dame later this season.
How we got here
Week 2 results reshaped the early college football landscape, with Texas delivering a signature comeback against Ohio State and Notre Dame blowing out Rice. This follows Week 1 performance, where Ohio State and Notre Dame opened strong.
Our analysis
New York Post: Zach Braziller’s weekly rankings after Week 2 highlight Texas’s comeback vs. Ohio State and Notre Dame’s blowout. Also note Georgia’s 63-3 demolition in their opener, underscoring SEC strength.
Go deeper
- Will Texas keep this momentum against Notre Dame later in the season?
- How will Ohio State respond after the collapse in Austin?
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