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Longhorns present challenges for Buckeyes, coach Jim Tressel
Fresh off a victory last game over RedHawks, Ohio St. can stay on a roll Saturday by handling the Texas Longhorns.
Sporting a 1-0 overall record and a 0-0 mark within the conference, the Longhorns aim to knock the Buckeyes (0-0 In the conference) for a loss.
The Longhorns are favored slightly by the bookmakers, who opened the game at -1. They are 1-0 ATS on the season, while their hosts bring a 1-0 ATS mark to the table.
Mack Brown's team hopes to build upon a 60-3 win over Ragin` Cajuns. They were 40-point favorites and covered the spread.
Jim Tressel's troops were at home against the RedHawks last game and came away with a 34-14 win. Oddsmakers had them as 16.5-point favorites in that game.
Fans can expect Texas to try to force the ball down the throats of the Buckeyes' run defence. They come in with the league's #2 rushing attack, averaging 418.0 yards per contest.
Fresh off a victory last game over RedHawks, Ohio St. can stay on a roll Saturday by handling the Texas Longhorns.
Sporting a 1-0 overall record and a 0-0 mark within the conference, the Longhorns aim to knock the Buckeyes (0-0 In the conference) for a loss.
The Longhorns are favored slightly by the bookmakers, who opened the game at -1. They are 1-0 ATS on the season, while their hosts bring a 1-0 ATS mark to the table.
Mack Brown's team hopes to build upon a 60-3 win over Ragin` Cajuns. They were 40-point favorites and covered the spread.
Jim Tressel's troops were at home against the RedHawks last game and came away with a 34-14 win. Oddsmakers had them as 16.5-point favorites in that game.
Fans can expect Texas to try to force the ball down the throats of the Buckeyes' run defence. They come in with the league's #2 rushing attack, averaging 418.0 yards per contest.
