CLOSE Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide Michigan football’s regular season is over after just six games. The Wolverines’ annual matchup with the Ohio State Buckeyes was canceled Tuesday afternoon due to COVID-19 within the Michigan program. The news came a few hours after coach Jim Harbaugh’s Tuesday news conference was abruptly canceled. Michigan is holding media availability at 4 p.m. with Harbaugh, athletic director Warde Manuel, medical director Dr. Sami Rifat and chief medical officer Darryl Conway. READ MORE:Why next 8 days could make or break Harbaugh’s Michigan future We’re updating this story with reaction from around the internet: pic.twitter.com/tuWTzhYyAM — #BasketballSchool Barstool Blue (@BarstoolUofM) December 8, 2020 Big Ten originally said “no” to this on the week of Oct. 31, even though Nebraska pointed out it would come in handy later to have this added flexibility when more cancelations happen. Wisconsin-Nebraska was the first game canceled. https://t.co/BBxBzYlleb — Sean…
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