INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — While Michigan football is finally giving Ohio State a little more credence than ‘it’s another championship-type game, like any game on our schedule,’ the Buckeyes have long treated the rivalry with the Wolverines like it actually is the championship game — regardless of whether or not OSU was a College Football Playoff-caliber team or not. <span class="image" data-attrib="Provided by SMG" data-caption="Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) Predicted Winner: Ohio State Wolverines Win Probability: 9.7% All-Time Series: 58-52-6″ data-id=”59″ data-m=”{"i":59,"p":58,"n":"openModal","t":"articleImages","o":1}”> © Provided by SMG Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) Predicted Winner: Ohio State Wolverines Win Probability: 9.7% All-Time Series: 58-52-6 It’s not that Michigan has downplayed the rivalry as much as Ohio State has put it squarely in its sights, making it an everyday affair, starting with the ‘team up north’ drills that take place in the offseason and beyond. At Big Ten media days, not only did Jim Harbaugh emphasize the urgency for…
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