Fahey has had the starting role up to this point. But St. Clair has one more year of experience, 2 more stars, and an extra 5 inches. This guys is BUILT like an NFL QB so my question is why isn’t he playing???
One fan thinks Carr can elevate Michigan's offense long-term
Love Tommy Carr. He is one tough player and I see him becoming an elite player for Michigan in the next year or two.
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Stature & the series, 1897–2025
Both programs’ standing over time, each line named at its end, with every meeting beneath — read down to see who was bigger and who won. (Stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List, 1936–present — one score blending on-field performance, program achievement, and roster talent.)
The identity war
Michigan was the more pass-heavy program — then Ohio State took it over.
Michigan threw it more in 11 of 12 seasons, 2004–2015. Since 2016, Ohio State has led 9 of 11. Real exceptions: 2006, 2019, 2020.
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Recent meetings
Gate premium
Ohio State1.08×its own average home crowd
A modest gap over a small sample of games — real, but not a dramatic swing.
2025OSUOhio State27-9MICH
2024MICHMichigan13-10OSU
2023MICHMichigan30-24OSU
2022MICHMichigan45-23OSUOhio State — both ranked, Ohio State routed by 22
2021MICHMichigan42-27OSUOhio State — both ranked, Ohio State routed by 15
2019OSUOhio State56-27MICH
2018OSUOhio State62-39MICHMichigan — both ranked, Michigan routed by 23
2017OSUOhio State31-20MICH
2016OSUOhio State30-27MICH
2015OSUOhio State42-13MICH
2014OSUOhio State42-28MICH
2013OSUOhio State42-41MICH
2012OSUOhio State26-21MICH
2011MICHMichigan40-34OSU
Every meeting since 2018, play by play
Each line is Ohio State’s chance to win through that meeting. Ohio State is 0-3 in the meetings since 2018 that were still close in the fourth quarter. The loudest meeting for fans was 2025: firestorm. Fans of both teams were loud at once in 2024. The bracket marks where.