Texas Star Cam Coleman Taunts Ohio State: ‘We Coming'

Cam Coleman wants Ohio State to know exactly what it's in for come Saturday at 7:30 PM ET. As the Longhorns and Buckeyes prepare to face off for the second straight year to start the season, the former Auburn star expects things to go differently this weekend. Texas lost to OSU, 14-7, as the No. 1 team in the country to open 2025. But Steve Sarkisian's team is locked in and ready to defend DKR Memorial Stadium when the Bucks come to town a handful of days from now. Sep 5, 2026; Austin, Texas, USA; Texas Longhorns wide receiver Cam Coleman (8) catches a pass for a touchdown during the first quarter against the Texas State Bobcats at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Wachter-Imagn Images © Scott Wachter-Imagn Images Cam Coleman sends message to Ohio State According to Inside Texas beat writer Tyler Horka, Coleman issued a message to Ohio State ahead of the team's massive Week 2 game in Austin: 'We're coming. We're coming.' Coleman announced his presence at his new school with three catches for 70 yards and a pair of touchdowns in UT's 59-7 blowout of Texas State on Sept. 5. And now he's ready to back that up against arguably the best team in the nation. Steve Sarkisian on Coleman: 'He came here for a reason' Speaking on the addition of Coleman ahead of Texas' opener, head coach Steve Sarkisian talked about the wideout's approach since joining the Burnt Orange. 'He came here for a reason, he was a great receiver at Auburn and he came to a very different system,' Sarkisian said of Coleman (via On3.com). 'I credit him because it was very strategic. He wanted a NFL system, he wanted to learn how things are taught in the NFL and he wanted a full route tree. He wanted formations, he wanted motions, he wanted to read coverages and run routes based off of coverages. So he's been very intentional in his approach.' Arch Manning and Coleman look like they can be one of the most dynamic duos in the country — but Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin might have something to say about that in this Saturday's rematch. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting, fantasy sports, or predictive market partners. If you sign up, The Spun and The Arena Group may be compensated at no cost to you. Read more about Sports Betting on The Spun. About the author Daniel Bates Staff writer, The Spun Daniel Bates is a veteran sports writer who has been a leading contributor to The Spun's coverage of the NFL, NBA, college football, college basketball, golf and more.