TreVeyon Henderson scored twice to break Maurice Clarett’s record and eight other freshmen saw the field in Ohio State's first loss to its rival in ten years.
Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh recorded his first win in six tries as his Wolverines outcoached and outplayed Ohio State in a 42-27 win in Ann Arbor.
Ryan Day calls Ohio State's efforts against Michigan "a failure" and Aidan Hutchinson says the Buckeyes had been "disrespecting us" before Saturday's rivalry game.
C.J. Stroud said he was “sick all week,” Bryson Shaw said the Buckeyes let their emotions got the best of them at times and Cade Stover moonlighted on defense.
A variety of issues that plagued the Buckeyes at different points throughout the season came home to roost in Ann Arbor, leading to the Buckeyes’ 15-point loss to Michigan.
After six tries, a finally triumphant Jim Harbaugh sat confidently at the podium and insisted that the best is yet to come for Michigan football in many respects.
