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Arch Manning sparks Texas' record 20-point fourth-quarter comeback over Ohio State

Quarterback Arch Manning led No. 4 Texas to overturn a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit and defeat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23.

In a dramatic Saturday night showdown, Texas erased a 20-point fourth-quarter gap to edge Ohio State 24-23, marking the biggest comeback against a top-ranked opponent in a quarter. Arch Manning ignited the rally with a touchdown pass to Ryan Wingo and then completed 11 of his final 15 throws, guiding three lengthy scoring drives. The victory gave the Longhorns a historic win and bolstered their national championship aspirations.

Coach Steve Sarkisian highlighted Manning’s grit, noting the quarterback’s growth after a turbulent first season as a full-time starter. Texas’ offense found momentum after a critical scramble and a hard hit on the sideline, while Ohio State’s early lead stemmed from a fumble and an interception. The game’s significance was underscored by Sportradar’s record-setting statistic.

Why it matters

The win showcases Texas' resurgence and Arch Manning's development, impacting college football rankings and championship races.

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