Ohio State has a new head coach. Ohio State has a new quarterback. Ohio State is replacing three star wide receivers, two star defensive linemen, and a star running back. All of these new moving parts have led to the Ohio State Buckeyes being more than a touchdown underdogs to the Michigan Wolverines, nine months and 11 days before they square off on the field at Michigan Stadium in November. According to online sports book betonline.ag, the Wolverines are currently slated in as 6.5-point favorites over OSU, despite the fact that TTUN doesn’t have a win in the football series since 2011, when new presumed Buckeye quarterback Justin Fields was in sixth grade. Ryan Day’s team is a 6.5-point underdog despite the fact that they are coming off of a season in which they defeated their rivals 62-39, the most points that the Wolverines have ever given up in regulation…
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