Michigan coach Bo Schembechler and his team stunned Ohio State, 24-12, in 1969 in Ann Arbor. (Richard Sheinwald, Associated Press) COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nov. 22 was the 50th anniversary of one of the most memorable games in the history of the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry when the Wolverines shocked Woody Hayes and the Buckeyes, 24-12, in Ann Arbor. The Buckeyes, which won the 1968 national championship on the strength of the Super Sophs, committed seven turnovers, four of which were interceptions thrown by quarterback Rex Kern. Michigan scored 17 points in the second quarter and held the Buckeyes off the board in the second half to secure the upset and ignite the Ten-Year War between OSU and Michigan. Here’s a look back at nine things you may not know, whether it be about the game itself or in college football. Don’t Edit 1. Michigan outgained Ohio State by only one yard…
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