Texas Longhorns seek revenge against top-ranked Ohio State after last season's seven-point loss

As much fun as College Football is, even I have to admit that most of the teams are, well, scared at the beginning of the season.

Sure, these games between obscure schools and powerhouses get some excitement for the random school, and money coming into them.

As far as watching, it is kind of boring seeing a team win games by 40 points.

I want to see ranked matchups early on – if we have expanded playoffs, teams should be forced to play tougher games to start their year.

It means the regular season is actually meaningful and that if a team does go undefeated, they’ve been challenged.

If Notre Dame goes undefeated, we will look at maybe two games this year and be impressed.

However, if you have teams like Ohio State and Texas facing each other early in the year, and throughout the season, and one goes undefeated, it is much more impressive.

Ohio State comes in as the top-ranked team in the country.

The Buckeyes looked every bit of it in their season opener as they dominated Ball State with a 56-3 victory.

Ohio State looked great on offense, with an extremely efficient Julian Sayin throwing for 320 yards on 21 of 25 passes with three touchdowns.

Even both of his backups were solid, both going 5-for-6 with over 50 yards and a touchdown.

This wasn’t exactly a challenging game for the team.

Ohio State now needs to figure out how to beat a Texas defense that is one of the better in the nation.

It will be a good challenge after last year’s battle the two teams had.