In a stunning turn of events, the unranked Michigan Wolverines defied all odds and triumphed over the No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes with a final score of 13-10 in their rivalry clash at Ohio Stadium. Entering the game as significant underdogs, Michigan's victory marked their fourth consecutive win against Ohio State, a feat unseen since the period between 1988 and 1991.

A pivotal moment in the game arose when Ohio State coach Ryan Day made a critical error, calling consecutive timeouts. This resulted in a penalty that propelled Michigan into a first-and-goal situation, ultimately leading to their game-winning score with just 45 seconds remaining. The Buckeyes' woes were compounded by two missed field goals earlier in the match.

Adding to the drama, a post-game altercation erupted after a Michigan player planted the team's flag at midfield. While some viewed the gesture as disrespectful, Michigan's Kalel Mullins, who delivered a standout performance with over 100 rushing yards, dismissed the incident. The Buckeyes' loss marks a significant shift in the rivalry's recent history, having previously dominated with 15 wins in the 16 meetings prior to their current four-game losing streak.

As the dust settles, Michigan awaits its bowl game assignment, while Ohio State faces uncertainty regarding its playoff hopes, pending the outcomes of other Saturday games.