That wouldn’t be a big deal, but Ohio State and Texas are slated to face each other on Friday night at the Cotton Bowl, which will be played at the very much domed AT&T Stadium.

A statement was put out by a spokesman for the Cotton Bowl addressing concerns over inclement weather that could affect Friday’s game between Texas and Ohio State.

It has been quite the ride through two games in the College Football Playoff for Ohio State with complete and total domination against Tennessee and Oregon. After the poor performance to end the season, some may have had a sliver of hope that the Buckeyes could make a run, but nobody could have seen this coming.

The National Weather Service in Dallas/Fort Worth is predicting between 2 and 5 inches of snow across Northern Texas.

Every weatherman in the State of Texas is predicting a major snowstorm on Thursday. In Texas, a "major snowstorm" is like six inches of snow. While our friends in more northern climates might look at that as a slight dusting,

Steve Sarkisian looked directly into the camera and, without a hint of sarcasm or even the slightest grin, gave those Las Vegas oddsmakers a deadpanned shoutout. “Clearly we’re massive underdogs,” Texas’ head football coach said Friday during a virtual news conference.

The No. 7 Ohio State Buckeyes (12-2) and No. 4 Texas Longhorns (13-2) face each other on January 10, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. ET in the Cotton Bowl, with a spot in the College Football Playoff National