The Michigan Wolverines make a major change to their coaching staff following their Week 14 loss to Ohio State.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day, fresh off the top-ranked Buckeyes’ 27-9 win over Michigan last Saturday, told local reporters Tuesday that he had an “inkling” Ohio State would lose headset communication during the game.

Julian Sayin had a play against Michigan that showcased a developing dimension to his game that could be key for Ohio State's championship hopes.

The Wolverines donated just over 100 pints of blood behind Ohio State University in this year’s “Blood Battle,” Valerie Goodwin, senior public relations representative at UM Health, wrote in a Dec. 3 email.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day met with media for his weekly press conference Tuesday. Watch and listen as he reflects on Michigan, looks ahead to Indiana.

Buckeyes didn't just beat Michigan—they dominated them at their own game with a soul-crushing 81-yard march that lasted nearly an entire quarter and left the Wolverines demoralized.

Michigan football’s shot at a playoff bid is virtually over. The Wolverines fell four spots to No. 19 in the penultimate rankings from the College Football Playoff selection committee on Tuesday, three days after losing, 27-9, to No. 1 Ohio State.

Michigan's regular season is now over after a loss to Ohio State. So now what? It's about taking inventory, prepping for the bowl game and taking a good hard look at Sherrone Moore.