Late in the first quarter of the highly anticipated season opener between No. 1 Texas and No. 2 Ohio State, Arch Manning and the Longhorns faced a 3rd and 10 near midfield. On the other side of the ball Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese lurked in the A-Gap, right over the left guard.
At the snap Reese flipped his hips, showing Manning as well as the offensive line, that he was going to drop into coverage.
But he was not dropping into coverage.
Instead, Reese then exploded downhill, running through the startled left tackle on his way towards Manning, for a drive-ending sack of the quarterback.
It was the kind of play that
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