Reacting to Ohio State's MELTDOWN at Texas

Exactly that.

It's how they lost.

You look at the first half.

As I watched the game, post-game, it was like it's the best of times.

It was the worst of times because the first half, I mean, the first two possessions – For the Texas Longhorns, it's like, this cannot go any better for Ohio State.

I mean, the first play, the first offensive snap of the game, J. Tim is a true freshman.

I think we'll be sending him a lot here in the coming years.

They called it a punch-out, but if you look at the replay, it actually was a kick-out of the ball from Bradley Brown.

And that ended in a field goal.

It's like, okay, you know, start him in the red zone, 18-yard line.

Would have loved to have seven, but three is good.

And then I don't know if I've ever seen a play where a guy doesn't survive the ground.

Ball pops directly up in the air.

McClain was beat by a good five to seven yards.

And so for that interception to happen, and they turn that into a touchdown.

So it's 10-0.

It's like, okay, good, good, good.

And then you look second quarter, that fourth and two.

fourth and two on the 13-yard line, on the road.

It's like, at the time, it's like, okay, it doesn't matter.

But you look back, had you taken the three there and not, and then you run.

They hadn't established a run at that point.

They didn't establish a run for the entire game.

So to run it on fourth and two at that point and not take the field goal, it was kind of like, you know, again, real time, it's like, oh, okay.

But looking back, it's like, it's so many.