For the second straight year, Michigan brought misery to the Ohio State Buckeyes. As hard as it is for the Buckeyes to swallow, Saturday’s 45-23 loss to their archrivals was more painful than last year’s loss. In 2021, the Wolverines had home field, snowy weather that favored them and a Buckeye team weakened by illness. That 42-27 loss could be written off as a blip, not necessarily a signal that the rivalry had swung back to Michigan. Replay:Michigan beats Ohio State, Wolverines remain undefeated | Final: Michigan 45, OSU 23 Ohio State band:Bach in business, the Ohio State band performs one last crescendo at halftime vs. Michigan But to lose in a blowout in ideal weather to the underdog Wolverines at Ohio Stadium, where Ohio State hadn’t lost to the Wolverines since 2000? Armageddon has arrived. Want to keep up with Ohio State? Don’t miss a single Buckeyes story. Get…
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