Ohio State football has won every one of its games in 2025 so far, but what does ESPN say about the Buckeyes' chances of beating Michigan in Week 14?

Joel Klatt explains why Michigan should be rewarded by College Football Playoff Committee On Tuesday evening, the weekly College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings

Michigan football has its highest CFP ranking of the year as it readies for massive showdown against No. 1 Ohio State to end the regular season.

We asked cleveland.com's Buckeye Talk text subscribers a question: Does it bother you that Ohio State football is losing the war of words when it comes to blustering pro-Michigan TV personalities? Here is what the fans who are bothered had to say.

With a few days before The Game, most media outlets are predicting Michigan to miss the College Football Playoff and go to a bowl game in SEC country:

According to the latest matchup prediction from ESPN's analytics, Penn State has a 79.2% chance of winning this week's game against Michigan State. Penn State is also favored by a touchdown according to a number of sportsbooks midway through the week.

The contrast between how Michigan and Ohio State football people represent their teams on TV couldn't be more stark. It makes you wonder why nobody has stepped in to defend the Buckeyes' honor.

Iowa has two drives with five plays and a punt, while MSU mixed in one drive with five plays and a punt. Spartans get the ball looking to score. The Spartans will once again be without Aidan Chiles and Nikai Martinez, but could be getting a senior wide receiver back into the lineup.