As they prepare for another installment in their bitter rivalry, here’s a look at the history between two giants of the game: Michigan and Ohio State.

Ohio State and Michigan are set to renew their rivalry on Saturday in Ann Arbor. We give you five reasons the Buckeyes will win the game.

Michigan football hosts Ohio State for the 121st edition of The Game on Saturday afternoon in what is considered college football's best rivalry. The Wolverines have a playoff spot potentially on the line and an opportunity to beat the Buckeyes for a fifth-straight season.

The scoreboard has tilted one way for four years, but FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt says don’t be fooled: The Ohio State - Michigan rivalry has never been better.

"It's just an aura about it that you can't describe until you get on the field," Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore said about Ohio State rivalry.

Harbaugh was right because that victory was the start of a four-game winning streak for the Wolverines, whose 2024 national title preceded Ohio State's resilient run to the last NCAA championship. Unlike last year, Michigan is playing for more than pride.

Ann Arbor — This is it. The Game. Michigan-Ohio State. And whether it’s to maintain an unbeaten record or if there are no postseason stakes involved, whether you’re a multi-touchdown favorite or underdog, this game means everything to the two programs.

Objectively, Ohio State vs. Michigan is not as important as it once was, but subjectively the rivalry has never been bigger.

The rivalry between Ohio State Buckeyes and Michigan Wolverines is gearing up for their annual showdown, and the mood behind the scenes is strangely cooperative. According to a re

Michigan believes it’s peaking at the ideal time, with Bryce Underwood and Sherrone Moore outlining why momentum is building before Ohio State.

Week 14 in college football had tons at stake for playoff contenders. A look at the teams that emerged as winners and losers on the day.