© Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation The Buckeyes had their eight-game winning streak in the series snapped with a 42-27 loss in Ann Arbor. There have been 599 games played in Ohio Stadium over the last 100 years, but you would be hard-pressed to find a game with higher stakes than Saturday’s matchup between second-ranked Ohio State and third-ranked Michigan. The winner will keep their undefeated season alive, clinch a spot in the Big Ten Championship Game and remain on track for the College Football Playoff. The loser, meanwhile, will have to live with it for the next year, just like the Buckeyes have since their 42-27 loss to the Wolverines last November. “When you lose this game, it’s a tough year,” Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said this week. “There’s no hiding from that, but there’s only one way to handle it, and that’s to go back…
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