For a school that got so much right in its introduction to college football’s upper crust, to the point that it’s the SEC’s last hope, Texas sure picked the wrong side of the bracket. Notre Dame or Penn State would have been just fine in the semifinals.

The winner of the 2025 Cotton Bowl will not only receive the Field Scovell Trophy and a spot in the National Championship Game, they'll also receive a lot of prize money too. So ho

There is still a sense for some Ohio State players that they haven’t done anything yet, even after winning twice already this postseason to get into the College Football Playoff semifinal at the Cotton Bowl against Texas.

Here's a look at what Texas football must do to beat Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl on Friday. The winner advances to the CFP championship game.

Ohio State takes on Texas in the Cotton Bowl, which serves as a semifinal in the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes are favored.

Discover why Texas Longhorns may beat Ohio State as 100,000+ fans back them in Arlington, making for a home-game feel for Texas. Who will ultimately advance?

No. 5 Texas vs. No. 8 Ohio State When: 6:30 p.m. Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Records: Texas (13-2), Ohio State (12-2) Last meeting: Texas 24, Ohio State 21 (2009 Fiesta Bowl) TV/radio: ESPN/Longhorn Radio Network (KRLD-1080 AM in Dallas-Fort Worth) Must-read preview content — Quarterback U?

Following a thrilling win over Arizona State, the Texas Longhorns are one win from an appearance in the national championship game. The only team standing in their way is the Ohio State Buckey

Texas and Ohio State aren't the only ones facing massive stakes during the Cotton Bowl. The Longhorns and Buckeyes will compete for a spot in the College Football Playoff semifinal on Friday night. The winner will play Penn State or Notre Dame for the national title on Monday,