As Ohio State and Texas clash in the Cotton Bowl, a unique chapter of Ewers’ and the Buckeyes’ past has returned to the ...

DALLAS — No matter what happens in Friday’s College Football Playoff semifinal or potentially the national championship later ...

Former Ohio State quarterback Quinn Ewers started and ended his career with the Buckeyes after OSU's 28-14 win at the Cotton Bowl on Friday: ...

Friday's Cotton Bowl will serve as a reunion for Texas quarterback Quinn ... to Columbus, Ohio. “The Texas Legislature wasn’t gonna allow high school football players to be paid,” Ewers ...

The defining moment of the contest came with 2:27 remaining as on 4th and goal, Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers was strip ...

The game-sealing play came from Ohio State edge rusher Jack Sawyer, a Columbus native, who in the fourth quarter strip-sacked Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers and ran the ensuing fumble back for a ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers used to wear scarlet and gray. On Friday night at the Cotton Bowl, he saw a lot of it in his face. Ewers was sacked three times in the first ...

As he headed to the locker room, Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers (3) turned back for one ... Sawyer — his roommate in his short stay in Columbus — lost the ball, and then the game.

ARLINGTON, Texas – Quinn Ewers dropped ... Cotton Bowl that led him to Columbus in the first place. “I don’t regret any decision I’ve made on going,” Ewers said ahead of the game.

Much has been made about the decision process of Texas Longhorns QB Quinn ... Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images "Texas was the only place he wanted to play college football ...

Quinn Ewers and the Texas Longhorns are set to battle the Ohio State Buckeyes in the College Football Playoff semifinals in the Cotton Bowl on Friday. Ewers, the senior quarterback from Carroll ...

Quinn Ewers ... with Ewers, it might not mean all that much as they prepare for the Longhorns over the next week. Enough time has passed since Ewers spent a semester in Columbus.