COLUMBUS — Ohio State head coach Ryan Day met with reporters for the only time this week as the Buckeyes’ prepare for Saturday’s matchup with the Michigan Wolverines. He answered a number of questions about his team and their opponent. The highlights of all of it can be found below.
The winner of this week’s Ohio State vs. Michigan game will be the winningest major conference program in NCAA history by winning percentage.
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Ohio State vs. Michigan: “I knew it was one of the biggest rivalries in all of sports. I never knew how big it was. No idea. None. The day I got here, I learned what it was all about.”
In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr answer listener questions regarding Saturday’s game between Ohio State and Michigan. They discuss topics such as OSU’s weak link on offense, the Wolverines’ chances and their “resurgence,” which Michigan players would start at Ohio State, Michigan’s plans on offense, and much, much more.
History has shown that one factor is more likely than any other to decide whether Ohio State or Michigan will win. Whoever runs the ball better in The Game, will win The Game.
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The Buckeyes are trying to shut out all possible distractions in the lead-up to the Rose Bowl, but there’s one thing besides Washington they’ve thought about this week: Michigan.
