“The Game”: Michigan (6-5) vs #2 Ohio State (10-1) (12PM ET, FOX)

[KoachKrab127]

A loss to Michigan should be seen as the same or worse to our loss to Arkansas, especially considering Ohio State was at home.

 

[ETV]

They were sprayed. I saw it. Michigan players only, though.

Local PD is being reported as the responsible party.

 

[BigALWiLson]

Local PD is being reported as the responsible party.

If true the UM people will sue the police department considering they were attacked for a flag. Either way fk OSU

 

[imavolfan]

Wow. I’ve never seen local PD step in and use pepper spray. What’s next? Tasers? Lethal? Crazy

 

[LouderVol]

“If Ohio State loses, Penn State wins and Indiana defeats 1-10 Purdue at home, then it will come down to a tiebreaker between the 11-1 Nittany Lions and Hoosiers. That tiebreaker focuses on the highest cumulative conference winning percentage of their respective Big Ten opponents, with PSU holding a significant advantage (41.98 win percentage versus 34.57, with Purdue set to lower it further).”
From How Penn State, Ohio State and Indiana can reach Big Ten Championship Game vs Oregon

How do you win 8 conference games and only play teams with that in conference record?

 

[malinoisvol]

 

[CPVOL]

That was a pretty weak flag plant. I mean the flag was wrapped up so much that it didn’t flow well and it just wasn’t very inspiring so eff both these teams

 

[TheDirector]

That was a pretty weak flag plant. I mean the flag was wrapped up so much that it didn’t flow well and it just wasn’t very inspiring so eff both these teams

Jason Allen agrees

 

[Boston Vol]

 

[AustinMem]

He should NOT do Just for Men commercials

 

[zjcvols]

I don't think I have ever seen a team get into a coach's head like Michigan has to Ryan Day. I know it was cold and windy, but he has the best WR corp in the country and a QB that isn't incompetent and their plan was to try and run the ball down the middle against the only true strength Michigan has, their 2 1st round pick DT's. It's like after 2021 he doesn't even care about winning he just wants to prove his team is somehow tougher and it backfires every year.

Moore really needed that. Getting Underwood took some heat off but 6-6 and deciding to do nothing at QB and he was gonna feel some pressure. Now with beating Michigan State and Ohio State at 7-5 with Underwood, he bought some goodwill.

 

[Sin City Vol]

He they are 1 and done I. The playoffs then he’s out. They have enough money to get someone who can beat a mediocre Michigan team. But I love when they lose

 

[Firebirdparts]

I doubt it. In his entire life he's lost 5 conference games total. (4 to Michigan.) What they gonna do, offer Jimbo Fisher guaranteed $200 million? Paying people more money doesn't make them any smarter, unfortunately.

 

[TrueOrange]