And a back-and-forth game it was. After holding Ohio State to a field goal on its opening drive, cornerback Aamir Hall — a transfer from FCS Albany — came up with his second interception in as many games, flipping field position and allowing Michigan to score an easy touchdown.

Ohio State football suffered a shocking loss Saturday, falling to Michigan for a fourth straight time. After the game, coach Ryan Day met with reporters to discuss the defeat. Here’s what he said. What Ryan Day said after Ohio State vs.

Week 14 of the college football season features several must-see games, including No. 2 Ohio State hosting Michigan in Columbus. After the Wolverines won the last three games against the Buckeyes, Ohi

Police had to use pepper spray to break up the players, who threw punches and shoves in the melee that overshadowed the rivalry game on Saturday.

Police and team staff stepped in to break up the fight, which intensified after Michigan planted its flag on Ohio State's field.

A melee ensued at the end of Saturday's Michigan and Ohio State matchup shortly after members of U-M planted their flag at midfield.