The Big Ten has been mostly focused around the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry for the majority of this modern era, with the two teams often trading Big Ten championships. Though Michigan is still building back from the Rich Rodriguez era, it hasn’t stopped Brady Hoke from scoring some big wins on the recruiting trail in the past two years. With Urban Meyer down the road in Columbus, it only makes the recruiting war that much more entertaining. So it should come as no surprise that the two schools finished the 2013 recruiting cycle with Scout.com’s top two classes, with the Buckeyes edging out Michigan with a massive haul on national signing day, including wide receiver James Clark and safety Vonn Bell. This year’s script is starting in a familiar way to last year, with Michigan getting the early jump on its bitter rival. The Wolverines have taken advantage of a
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