Michigan’s offense held to a season-low 163 yards as the Buckeyes dominated late, outgaining the Wolverines 419–163 and reclaiming control of “The Game.”
ANN ARBOR, Mich. | For the first time since 2019, the final whistle in “The Game” belonged to Ohio State. Behind a stifling defense, a methodical offense, and big-play execution on third and fourth downs, the No. 1 Buckeyes muscled past No. 15 Michigan 27–9 on Saturday at Michigan Stadium, snapping the Wolverines’ four-year win streak in college football’s most storied rivalry.
Michigan (9–3) delivered an explosive start and grabbed early momentum, but Ohio State (12–0) showcased why it entered the weekend as the nation’s top-ranked team — overpowering the Wolverines on both sides of the ball, seizing control before halftime, and choking out the final 30 minutes with old-fashioned ground dominance.

