CLOSE ‘I didn’t see this coming:’ Aidan Hutchinson reacts to Michigan’s 56-27 thrashing at the hands of Ohio State, Nov. 30, 2019 at Michigan Stadium. Orion Sang, Detroit Free Press Ohio State coach Ryan Day called it a “magical moment.” And who could disagree? With just under four minutes left in the third quarter of Michigan football’s 56-27 loss to Ohio State, Buckeyes quarterback Justin Fields stepped back onto the field at Michigan Stadium. Moments earlier, Fields had appeared to suffer a knee injury when a teammate fell on his left leg as he planted to throw. Fields, a Heisman candidate and the general of Ohio State’s high-powered attack, went down. The crowd became hushed, and the Buckeyes sideline looked on with concern as their star quarterback laid on the ground. The injury looked potentially serious, as Fields immediately went into the medical tent and backup Chris Chugunov took the field. Justin…
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