Michigan 45, OSU 23.

[THE_WIZARD_]

Conference title matters. Unless you are SEC of course.

[Whitley]

I think USC would be in over OSU if they win the Pac12 title game. Possibly your line up might be this week, but the lack of another game is going to hurt osu after the conference championships if USC wins out.

No doubt USC needs to win the PAC 12 championship. Then the committee will say they are a conference champion and will be justified taking USC over OSU in the final poll. And an Oregon/osu ROSE BOWL would be a fun one.

[THE_WIZARD_]

OSU only hope is for a KSU upset of TCU or Oregon upset of USC. Both are very possible...especially KSU over TCU.

[Hannibal]

I think USC would be in over OSU if they win the Pac12 title game. Possibly your line up might be this week, but the lack of another game is going to hurt osu after the conference championships if USC wins out.

It might be better for your program to be #5 than #4 this year. Winning a NY6 Bowl is probably better than losing to Georgia by 25.

[AlabamAlum]

Wiz,

Well with the BCS, didn’t the Huskers go to the championship game in 2001 without winning their conference? That was back when the Huskers didn’t lose to teams like Troy State, though. Oklahoma did the same thing a couple of years later. And wasn’t Ohio State the first team in the CFP to not win a conference title?

[THE_WIZARD_]

If both USC and TCU go down OSU will be #3...and play M? Holy moly.

[THE_WIZARD_]

AA:

I'm ignoring you.

Have a blessed evening sugar buns.

XOXOXO

[Whitley]

If both USC and TCU go down OSU will be #3...and play M? Holy moly.

If that happened I would expect

Georgia/OSU
Michigan/Alabama or Clemson

[WingsFan]

Soaking in a top 3 College Football day for me, I love the all-white unis and now they will never leave after 22 years of watching a pic of Henson raising his arms for a game-clinching TD in 2000 down in that cesspool.

Georgia, Michigan and TCU all appear to be in the playoff, win or lose their league title games. USC in after the Pac-12 Championship Game.

Michigan's 45 points were the most it has scored against Ohio State since 1946. The 22-point margin of victory was also the Wolverines' largest over the Buckeyes since that game. RFD will not be fired, and I don't want him to, John Cooper is the last coach to lose consecutive games to Michigan.

HARBAUGH!!!!!!!

[WingsFan]

[WingsFan]

Crazy Fun fact;

Edwards’s 75-yard run was the longest running play Michigan ever had against Ohio State … until his 85-yard run.

[WingsFan]

[Mike]

We’ve got ourselves a rivalry again. Damn, it feels good.

[lineygoblue]

Yes. A real rivalry is when both teams go back and forth in winning. OSU will be dangerous next year in A2. And they should be.

[Tslisher]

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It’s come full circle at last. 1986 was my first year as a freshman at Michigan. I was really just starting to get into Michigan football. We had no family history with Michigan before I went, so I never really followed the Maize and Blue in High School or before. I still remember that game in Columbus, watching it in the dorm with about 50 of my fellow freshman and sophomores that I had just gotten to know. We were all crammed into a common room in Couzens dorm. It was amazing, and the feeling is very much the same 36 years later.