COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football is already a betting underdog to Michigan for its Nov. 25 game in Ann Arbor, and will open the season behind its rival in several prominent rankings. On the other hand, that betting line is minuscule. The separation in those rankings should also be small. On paper, The Game looks neck and neck right now. One of our Buckeye Talk Subtext subscribers is looking for reasons for optimism that OSU can break a two-game losing streak in the sport’s greatest rivalry. Recommended Buckeyes stories Ohio State, Michigan already trying to catch Hoban’s Elbert Hill IV Elite 2026 QB Julian Lewis puts OSU his top 8: Buckeyes Recruiting Roundup Ohio State vs. Michigan State 1998 — Pain and lessons from a great team’s only loss on Buckeye ReTalkables Hey, Nathan: “Let me get you into a friendly challenge. Ohio State lost at home…
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