Since before World War II, the Michigan football team has played Ohio State in November. With just two trips to Hawaii serving as exceptions, the Wolverines have faced their arch-rival Buckeyes But according to the Columbus Dispatch, that could change this year due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The Big Ten has yet to release its revised 2020 schedule, but moving up The Game may be on the table. A Big Ten source told The Dispatch that the game against Michigan will probably be played earlier in the season as a hedge against the COVID-19 pandemic causing a cancellation in late November. If the game is scheduled in September or October and the coronavirus situation forces a postponement, it could then be played at a later date. The source stressed that no final decisions about scheduling have been made, and that the situation is fluid, but that moving the game…
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