Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman just dropped a two-word bomb on the Ohio State defense, a clear warning ahead of their top-5 showdown this Saturday. “We’re coming,” Coleman told reporters Monday, signaling a drastic change from how the Longhorns handled the Buckeyes last year. He’s making it crystal clear, this ain’t the same team.
Last Year’s Ghost Haunts Columbus
Last season, Texas’ offense basically hit a brick wall against Ohio State when the two teams met. They mustered a measly seven points in a tough 14-7 loss. That game was Arch Manning’s debut, and let’s just say it wasn’t his finest moment. Coleman, who was tearing it up for Auburn back then, clearly remembers that performance and isn’t letting it define this year’s squad. His “We’re coming” isn’t just talk, it’s a direct challenge, screaming that Texas is out to settle a score and rewrite that dismal offensive showing.
This Year’s Offense Is Built Different
Fast forward to now, and the Longhorns look like a completely different beast on offense. They absolutely exploded in their season opener, putting up a staggering 59 points against Texas State. Yeah, it wasn’t the top-ranked team in the country, but the numbers speak for themselves. Coleman himself snagged three receptions for 70 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Ryan Wingo also went off with 121 receiving yards and a score, and Manning threw for 305 yards and four touchdowns before he even got subbed out in the third quarter. FanDuel Sportsbook has Texas as a 1.5-point favorite, showing a lot of people believe in this offense. This isn’t just another game for Texas; it’s a chance to bag a signature win and prove to everyone they’re legit national contenders.
So, Saturday isn’t just a top-5 matchup, it’s Texas’ big shot. Coleman’s warning is a loud declaration. Can they flip the script from last year and show the whole country they’re for real? We’ll find out when the Buckeyes come to town.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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