Michigan football leads the rivalry series against Ohio State heading into the 121st meeting on Saturday, Nov. 29, at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor.

Michigan could not make it five straight wins against Ohio State. The Wolverines led 6-0 but got dominated in the second half in Saturday’s 27-9 loss to the top-ranked Buckeyes at Michigan Stadium. The Wolverines’ outside shot at a Big Ten title is over as is their playoff hopes.

Sure, that was a huge win against the Aggies, and one of their three losses was against Ohio State. But they had a couple of bad losses. Georgia beat them by 25 points, and they also lost to an awful Florida team. Moreover, they were fortunate to beat two other losing teams, Kentucky and Mississippi State.

Ohio State football's Julian Sayin helped end the Buckeyes' skid vs. Michigan. Now, he'll look to end two other droughts.

Michigan now sets its sights on a bowl game. "Ten wins in college football is huge," coach Sherrone Moore said.

Free Press sports writer Rainer Sabin highlights the best and worst performances from Michigan football’s 27-9 loss to Ohio State.

When it comes to "The Game," between Michigan and Ohio State football, there's always something. And last year was no exception.

Against No. 1-ranked Ohio State, the warts, youth and inexperience all played a factor in a 27-9 loss at Michigan Stadium, a game Michigan only seemed to be in for one quarter.