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So you're saying he mucked it up?
So from 1920 to date, Ohio State leads the series 47-45-4 (.510 winning percentage).
A better starting point is 1919, the Buckeyes' first win in The Game. Before then (1897 to 1918), Ohio State was 0-13-2 (.067 winning percentage). Since then (1919 to 2015), Ohio State is 48-45-4 (.515 winning percentage).
Here's a LINK to the results of every game in the series.
As of this year we have a winning record against them in-conference
47-46-4
Michigan left because they were cheating their asses off (using recent ineligible graduates from the east coast on their teams) and refused to stop when asked to by the B1G.I forget the years, exactly, but Michigan was a founding member of the conference, but left.
You also read that Harbaugh climbed a tree to save a kitten that was on fire.I believe Onwenu removed the UM thing because he was paying tribute to a fallen friend. That's what I read. But hey, depending on what time of the day it is this class is either imploding or going to be amazing (per UM fans of course.)
I thought it was a couple of years ago, but I know we recently took the lead in the in-conference record. Does that include 2010? Either way, I'll assume kujirakira is correct.
Michigan lost those games, officially. Failure is not erased from books, only illegal success.I don't know if their numbers include 2010, but as long as UM continues to "count" MULTIPLE national championships that the NCAA doesn't recognize, I know I will sure count 2010.
Michigan lost those games, officially. OSU did not officially win.
Maybe Peppers can play OT also?
FIFYPeppers and Gary will play every position and be forced the share the September Heisman.
You also read that Harbaugh climbed a tree to save a kitten that was on fire.