Ohio State vs. Texas Showdown Sparks Controversy Among College Football Fans—What’s Behind the Backlash?
If college football’s got you fired up, you’re not alone — especially after FOX dropped the bomb Tuesday about the Ohio State vs. Texas kickoff timing. Here we are, staring down a Week 1 showdown between two top-five juggernauts — the Buckeyes fresh off a national title, the Longhorns itching for payback after that Cotton Bowl loss — and instead of a prime-time spectacle, FOX teases us with a “Big Noon Kickoff” slot at 12 p.m. E.T. Seriously, who thought it was a good idea to sandwich college football’s most electrifying rematch in the glare of a Saturday afternoon sun? Fans have been vocally outraged — and I gotta admit, I feel their frustration. Is noon the new villain of college ball, or are we all just nostalgic for those night game atmospheres? Whatever the case, this matchup, led by Ryan Day and Steve Sarkisian, isn’t just opening the season — it’s setting the tone, and the slot it lands in might just ruffle more feathers than the kickoff itself. Ready to unpack why noon is suddenly a hot-button issue among the faithful? LEARN MORE.
College football fans are not happy with the Ohio State vs. Texas announcement on Monday.
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