Yes, the Tip Sheet is arguably the most important piece of weekly written word in sports, but this week it takes a back seat to the Michigan game. While there are plenty of things going on around the country this weekend, the only thing that should matter to Buckeye and Wolverine fans right now is The Game.
In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr take a more optimistic look at the Ohio State – Michigan game and point out the areas where the Buckeyes can potentially get the better of the Wolverines and eventually secure the win.
It’s the most important day of the year every year. Nothing compares to it. Not election day, not your birthday, not your anniversary, nothing. It’s Ohio State and Michigan, and everything else takes a back seat. This year’s game is a rarity in that the Wolverines have a chance to make it to the Big Ten Championship…
Here we are. THE GAME. Everything has been leading up to this moment, and now Ohio State will face “That Team Up North” — the Michigan Wolverines, to determine the 2018 winner of the Big Ten’s East Division. Just as it should be. As someone who can still vividly recall watching Tim Spencer run the ball for Ohio State…
In this episode of The Buckeye SloopCast, Jared and Kyle try to talk about the rest of the nation and a little bit of basketball, but the gravity of The Game is both literal and figurative, so the fellas eventually get to Michigan and Ohio State. The Buckeyes are the underdog, how does that play out on Saturday? They ask…
“B1G Things to Know” is your weekly gathering of the 10 most important things you’ll want to know about this week’s Ohio State game. These 10 facts will help you be the most knowledgeable fan at your Game Day activity, no matter where you gather across Buckeye Nation to cheer on the Men of the Scarlet & Gray.
In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr talk about what is worrying Michigan fans. Tony took to Twitter and asked Wolverine fans what concerns them about Saturday’s game, and they told him. Tom and Tony then discuss those concerns and their validity.
For the first time in school history, Ohio State has three receivers on the same team who have accounted for 1,000 yards receiving in their respective careers. Fourth-year junior K.J. Hill (1,583 yards), senior Parris Campbell (1,416 yards), and senior Terry McLaurin (1,129 yards) each have topped 1,000 career receiving yards.
We have seen Ohio State dominate parts of games this year and we have seen them get punched in the mouth. Don’t get it wrong though, this is still one of the most talented teams Ohio State has ever assembled. Give me this passing offense any season and I’ll take it. The D-line has been solid even without Nick Bosa.
The Ohio State Football social media team has released the trailer for Saturday’s game against Michigan. The video features former coaches Earle Bruce and Woody Hayes, as well as plenty of heavy hitting. If you have a house full of sleeping people or pets, who cares, it’s Michigan Week. Crank it up and check it out.
