ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Urban Meyer is just never going to lose The Game. Seriously, what else could Michigan even throw at the Ohio State coach at this point? Meyer has lost his starting quarterback to injury twice, once in a bizarre encounter with a cameraman during warm-ups that adds a strange subplot to the storied rivalry. He’s won in a wild comeback in overtime, and he’s dug out of a double-digit hole on the road. He’s had his defense disappear for stretches only to magically awake in the most-crucial moments, and he just had a nonexistent offense for a full quarter only to bounce back and win comfortably in a 31-20 decision. What’s even left after Meyer ran his record to 6-0 against the Wolverines? Will Michigan get to use two footballs and 13 defenders next year when the two storied programs meet again? Maybe the Wolverines can get…
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