The annual Ohio State-Michigan rivalry game will start at noon on Nov. 24 this upcoming football season, according to Cleveland.com.
Traditionally, “The Game” is played early in the day, but that’s not always the case—the 2006 “Game of the Century” started at 3:30 p.m. ET.
ABC is scheduled to air the game in Ohio Stadium. It will be the 109th meeting between the two schools, dating back to 1897, and 2012 will mark the 95th consecutive year they’ve played each other.
Although there’s never a lack of intensity in a matchup like this, the Horseshoe will have a different feel to the atmosphere. Instead of leading up to the postseason, this will be the Buckeyes’ final game of the year due to the NCAA-imposed bowl ban.
Brady Hoke and the Wolverines ended the seven-year winning streak Ohio State held last year, winning a 40-34 thriller in the Big House.
The Buckeyes will be looking to start a new streak in Urban Meyer’s coaching debut.
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