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You fancy yourself the best team in the country, you amass a 23-3 lead through three quarters over the No. 4 team in the land at its place.
You're supposed to win big, but at least win.
Ohio State suffered a colossal collapse at Texas, a game it could have run away with at the most, and should have won at the least.
But in the fourth quarter the Buckeyes' defense couldn't get off the field as Arch Manning kept making clutch plays, and conversely QB Julian Sayin and company couldn't make just the one play that could have saved the day.
Matt Wilhelm and Dillon Davis take turns joining Tim to talk about what happened and what now for the Buckeyes.
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