Ohio State has consistently been the most dominant program in the Big Ten conference over the last two decades, having won (or shared) a Big Ten title in 10 of the last 20 seasons. If there’s a blueprint that exists for how to succeed in the modern college football era within the Big Ten, Ohio State has created it. Historically speaking, the state of Ohio has aided in much of Michigan’s success throughout the years. Two of the Wolverines three Heisman Trophy winners (Desmond Howard and Charles Woodson) were born in the state of Ohio and played high school football in the state of Ohio. Michigan’s most revered head coach, Bo Schembechler, was born in the State of Ohio, played football in the state of Ohio, and began his coaching career in the state of Ohio. Schembechler’s successor, Gary Moeller, was born in the state of Ohio, played linebacker at…
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