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It has been zero days since Ohio State beat Michigan.
The top-ranked team in the nation got sweet revenge, snapping a four-game losing streak against its archrival with a 27-9 victory at the Big House.
The first few minutes seemed to be all Michigan, as the Wolverines scored a field goal on their first drive, picked off Julian Sayin on the Buckeyes' second play and kicked another field goal to follow.
But the field goals would prove to be a detriment compared to the Buckeyes' touchdowns that followed.
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Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Brandon Inniss (1) celebrates a touchdown against the Michigan Wolverines at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich., Nov. 29, 2025. (Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)
Ohio State's first score came on a field goal to cut its deficit in half. But, early in the second, Sayin found Jeremiah Smith for a 35-yard touchdown. The play was reviewed for a potential touchback, and it appeared Smith lost control of the ball for a split second and did not regain it until he was out of bounds beyond the pylon, which would have resulted in a touchback. However, referees upheld the call.
Michigan kicked another field goal, but the Buckeyes marched down the field again to end the first half with a touchdown by Brandon Innis to go up eight points. Snow then started to fall, and it seemed like that played right into Ohio State's hands.
Ohio State and Michigan exchanged punts to begin the second half, but Michigan's was just an 11-yarder that gave OSU great field position. On just the second play of the drive, Carnell Tate, playing in his
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