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Ohio State is hoping to avoid a fifth-straight loss to its bitter rival when the Buckeyes travel to the Big House for a battle against the Michigan Wolverines.
Despite being a heavy favorite in 2024, Ohio State lost in a defensive 13-10 showdown against Michigan last season before going on to win the national title. As The Game looms on Saturday, head coach Ryan Day was asked if he learned a lesson from the close loss.
“Every season is different, every game is different. You use your past experiences to do everything you can to put your team in a position to be successful, that’s reallt what it comes down to," he said. “Every year you learn, you grow, this is a different team, this is a different opponent in terms of their personnel, so we are going to do everything we can to win this game and focus on that.”
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As the game draws near, Day revealed the Buckeyes had made an unusual change before facing off against The Team Up North. In a meeting with reporters this week, Day revealed the team will be flying to Michigan instead of its usual mode of transportation when facing the Wolverines: the bus.
Day explained he wanted to stick to the routine of flying to road games.
With a win on Saturday, Ohio State would remain the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff race and punch its ticket to the Big Ten title game. Michigan, meanwhile, has the opportunity to embarrass its out-of-state rival once again as the higher-ranked team pulling the upset.
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