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Dominating Maryland isn't proof that Michigan can beat No. 1 Ohio State, but the Wolverines are improving just in time once again.
Ohio State (11-0, 8-0 Big Ten) goes into Michigan Stadium unbeaten and atop the AP poll for the first time since 1973. That game ended in a 10-10 tie. OSU also is trying to avoid dropping five straight to The Team Up North for the first time since Michigan reeled off six straight wins from 1922 to '27.
The Wolverines have won four straight games over Ohio State, a stretch that began in 2021 with Michigan’s run as Big Ten champions and continued in recent years. Even last year, with Michigan an uncharacteristic 6-5 in Moore’s first season at the helm, the Wolverines pulled off a stunning victory in Columbus.
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Michigan is 3-0 in the Big Ten Championship Game, having won three straight titles in 2021, 2022, and 2023. Oregon defeated Penn State 45-37 in last year’s conference title game.
ESPN is returning to Ann Arbor for the biggest game of Michigan’s season. The Disney-owned cable network will broadcast its popular college football tailgate show “College GameDay” from the shadows of Michigan Stadium on Saturday,
4Q, 13:19: Michigan is moving into victory formation a bit early, putting in RB Jasper Parker as the leading rusher. He took 4 of 5 plays on this drive and rushed it six yards for the diving touchdown. Michigan extends lead to 42-13.
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Michigan Hockey recap: Wolverines dominate Ohio State at Yost
Michigan Hockey got rivalry week started off right with a two-game sweep of Ohio State at Yost. Here’s a look at everything that happened on the ice this weekend:
One week before Michigan’s showdown against Ohio State on the football field, the Wolverines’ hockey team put up a touchdown on the Buckeyes, and made a two-point conversion. The second-ranked Wolverines completed a two-game sweep Saturday with an 8-1 thrashing at Yost Ice Arena.
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