Wolverines culprits again in 13-10 win over OSU
- Michigan, with a record of 6-5, aimed to spoil Ohio State's season.
- The defeat may jeopardize the job of head coach Day, similar to previous coach John Cooper's era.
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Column: Michigan pulls off a shocker in ‘The Game,’ while Illinois beats Northwestern at the friendly, frozen tundra of Wrigley Field
The Big Ten expanded from 14 to 18 teams this year, watched Curt Cignetti revive an Indiana program that’s been underground for more than half a century, and arguably established itself as the nation’s dominant college football conference with three of the top four-ranked College Football Playoff teams entering the final weekend of the regular season. Everything was falling into place before Saturday’s regular season-ending shocker — Michigan’s …
Wolverines culprits again in 13-10 win over OSU
By Jim Naveau jnaveau@limanews.com COLUMBUS – Minute by minute, quarter by quarter it became apparent Ohio State’s game against Michigan wasn’t following the script nearly everyone predicted it would. No. 2 Ohio State was supposed to win easily, punch its ticket to the Big Ten football championship game and, maybe above all else, celebrate putting an end to Michigan’s three-year dominance in this heated rivalry. Instead, the Buckeyes saw their l…
Michigan shocks No. 2 Ohio State, 13-10, wins fourth straight in heated rivalry - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Despite everyone counting them out, including the oddsmakers installing them as three-touchdown underdogs, Michigan players said early in the week their intention was to play loose and have fun.
Top 25 roundup: Michigan stuns No. 2 Ohio State on late FG - Regional Media News
Dominic Zvada kicked a 21-yard field goal with 45 seconds left as Michigan shocked No. 2 Ohio State 13-10 in Columbus, Ohio, on Saturday. The Wolverines (7-5, 5-4 Big Ten) were a three-touchdown underdog but were helped by the mistake-prone Buckeyes (10-2, 7-2), who committed two turnovers and missed two field-goal attempts as Michigan won its fourth straight in the series. The loss, coupled with No. 4 Penn State’s 44-7 victory over Maryland, …
‘The Game’ turns on JD Vance: Michigan fans rip into him over Ohio state loss
Vice President-elect JD Vance, an Ohio State graduate, received ridicule after posting a supportive message to the Ohio State senior players following their defeat to Michigan in the intense college football rivalry, “The Game.” His post was met with mocking responses from Michigan Wolverines fans, who targeted both his political stance and comments on sportsmanship.
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