No one in Columbus thought that Michigan football would ever beat Ohio State again. © Provided by Wolverines Wire There was a sizable talent gap, the Buckeyes took The Game more seriously, it was essentially the state of Ohio’s birthright to beat Michigan. The media agreed, both locally and nationally. Though there was, occasionally, regional hope that the Wolverines could steal one, no one envisioned that the maize and blue would be where they are today: sitting on two convincing wins, including a blowout in Columbus. Now the Buckeyes are reeling. It’s been over 1,200 days since OSU beat Michigan, dating back to 2019’s 56-27 drubbing in Ann Arbor (the two teams didn’t play in 2020). Jim Harbaugh appears to have found the formula in the rivalry, and with Ohio State coming back to The Big House in 2023 to face a Michigan team that returns the fifth-most talent in…
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