After Ohio State’s electric win over their rival Michigan Wolverines on Saturday 27-9, it was clear that the Buckeyes have their eyes on the prize, led by Head Coach Ryan Day.
The Ohio State Buckeyes finally broke through with a 27-9 win against the Michigan Wolverines Saturday afternoon, regaining ahold of the storied Big Ten rivalry.
No. 1 Ohio State and No. 2 Indiana, the only remaining unbeatens, are the top two teams for a seventh straight poll heading into their Big Ten title game clash on Saturday.
Julian Sayin rose up to the occasion and put on a remarkable display against Michigan. Now, his case for raising the Heisman trophy at the end of the season has grown stronger.
Ryan Day’s 92nd game as the Buckeyes head coach ended in a 27-9 victory Saturday, as No. 1 Ohio State overcame No. 15 Michigan for the first time since 2019.
For the first time since the 2019 season, the Ohio State Buckeyes finally took down the Michigan Wolverines 27-9 behind a stellar performance from quarterback Julian Sayin.
We are just a short time away from the Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverineskicking off the greatest rivalry in college football. All week, the conversation has centered on the injury status of Ohio State’s two star wideouts.
They call it simply "The Game" for a reason. There may not be a more intense rivalry in college football, or any sport, than the annual hate-fest between Ohio State and Michigan.
The most intense rivalry in college football is here, as The Game 2025 kicks off from the Big House, pitting top-ranked Ohio State against rival Michigan in a battle with major playoff implications.
Ryan Day has just one win over Michigan since he was named the head coach at Ohio State, and he is hoping a slight routine change might help reverse the trend this year.
One could almost forgive the Michigan Wolverines if they came into his weekend's much-anticipated matchup with the Ohio State Buckeyes feeling a bit cocky.
The Ohio State Buckeyes took care of business last weekend against Rutgers and improved to 11-0 as a result. Next up is the major showdown with the Michigan Wolverines, where the Buckeyes will try to end a four-game losing streak to the team up north.
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith said he expects to be back on the field for Saturday's rivalry game against Michigan, providing a boost to the top-ranked Buckeyes offense.
The wait is over. Ohio State travels to Michigan for a Week 14 clash in the Big Ten Conference. With the all-important game day approaching, the opening odds and point spread have been revealed.