The shoe is now on the other table, which has turned. Last year, Ohio State desperately wanted Michigan to field basically its scout team due to a COVID-19 outbreak in the program which caused the Wolverines to cancel their final three games. Now, the Buckeyes are complaining about the myriad things that went wrong when it got dominated, 42-27, in The Game. Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud met with the media on Wednesday on the heels of being named a Heisman Trophy finalist, and naturally was asked about his loss to the Wolverines. First, he said he’s not making excuses for his team’s loss, but then makes the excuse that many on his team had the flu. Related ESPN predicts Michigan football’s postseason run Michigan football gets commitment from former 2020 four-star offensive tackle What Georgia coach Kirby Smart said about Michigan football on Sunday If that wasn’t enough, Stroud…
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