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I’m not a fan of either team, but it is the best rivalry in college football. There’s an hour long doc on UA-cam about it called “the game” if u wanted to check it out more
It’s widely regarded as the #1 rivalry in all of American sports. Their have been many documentaries about it. The one the person above is referring to is really good. It is on UA-cam the title is Michigan vs. Ohio State -The Rivalry this particular post has been view 738k times and was posted ten years ago by ousmane bary. The rivalries in college football are closest to what you have in England with the premier league. I would tell you to watch it to get an understanding about why everyone loves college football so much in the US.
@@DNReacts Probably depends a bit on who you ask (because there are some huge regional rivalries) but generally I think most college football fans would say it is the biggest. Some other rivalries that would be towards the top of the overall list are Army-Navy, Auburn-Alabama (there's a fascinating story around the Auburn-Alabama rivalry involving an overzealous Alabama fan poisoning the historic and beloved oak trees on the Auburn campus) and USC-Notre Dame.
@@DNReacts Its the biggest rivalry in all of sports (at least in American sports). THE GAME. Its means everything to these two teams. They could win all the other games and lose this one, and the season is a failure. They could lose all the other games (not that this happens, they are two of the top teams in college football history) and win this one and the season was a success.
@@DNReacts It's commonly referred to as the greatest rivalry in sports (American). There's two good documentaries that cover the history of the rivalry. One that came out last year, and one from a decade ago. Both are worth a watch. The rivalry has an intense history and there's a reason why it's called "The Game".
@@DNReactsOhio State and Michigan is the greatest college rivalry of All Time. While your at it y’all should also watched the 2006 OSU VS Michigan game. That game called was called the game of the century at the time because of the anticipation. It featured the eventual Heisman Trophy winner in Troy Smith at QB and it’s the only time in the rivalry both teams met up and played against each other as the #1 and #2 teams in the country
That Spot at the end was one of the most controversial plays of the last decade. OSU fans will swear that he made it and Michigan fans will swear he was short and they were robbed.
Several weeks ago, I mentioned two one-hour documentaries about this rivalry worth your attention, not merely for the two schools but for the influence of college football on American culture. You can see here how much this game matters to so many -- very similar historically to Liverpool v Man United.
Thanks Brent, remember this coming up. Have got it noted and will look into seeing if we can find a quality video around this for the channel. Thanks for the comment
@@DNReacts just to piggy back on Brent, this game means so much to each fanbase. Michigan has only won 3 times in the past 20ish years and it is still the most watched regular season football game every year.
@@Jon.A.Scholt My first recommendation as well, Jon. And, once finishing that documentary, these two schools also provide the greatest story about the moment where college athletics took the full plunge from academic amateurism to "being all about the Benjamins" -- Tiebreaker, from the Big Ten Network in 2013, regarding their 1973 football encounter and aftermath.
Fun fact - during the 2016 season, Jabrill Peppers (#5 from Michigan in the video) played like every position. He was known as a “Swiss army knife” type player who could do a little bit of everything. They lined him up at RB, KR, PR, EDGE, LB, CB, S, and I think WR too. He would finish the season 5th in heisman trophy voting.
Michigan vs Ohio State is the biggest rivalry in all of North American sports and I would argue it stands with even the fiercest European football rivalries. Michigan and Ohio went to war with each other in the 19th century so there's a ton of history there. I'd highly recommend checking out the 2021 game!
@@sneersh9107 Yeah 50 years ago this would have been true but the Ohio State vs Michigan Rivalry is football and it is the biggest rivalry in football and football trumps all other sports in the US.
Definitely one of the biggest and most heated rivalries in American sports. Their game is always scheduled for the end of the year. So by the time they play each other there is always a lot on the line
I love when you guys do videos on specific college football games and teams, Ohio state's 2014 playoff run was one of the wildest stories in recent football history
Agree with this. They had to play their final 3 games of the season with their 3rd string QB for that season who was only a sophomore and who had barely taken any live game snaps in college. They also lost to a very very average Virginia Tech team early in the year at home. The way they got better as the season went along, to the point where they could do what they did with a 3rd string QB by the end of the year, was incredible.
I think y’all should watch videos on the history of this rivalry. I’m from Texas and I believe this to be the best rivalry in all of football, amateur or professional.
I was there! This was my freshman year at Ohio State, Curtis Samuel ran the winning TD right in front of my section, it felt like he was running right towards me!
I love that you guys both chose different outcomes of the game. And it seemed like you were starting to cheer on your side. It's nice to see the rivalry fire start to kindle across the pond. haha
Thank you. My favourite is making Nick guess before the game has even started 😂 He always likes to wait until the 3rd Quarter. I definitely do get behind whichever result I pick. Appreciate the comment
I live in L.A. but grew up in Toledo Ohio. But we were close enough to ride our bikes to the Michigan border. Grew up and still am an Ohio State fan. Go watch “The Rivalry” a documentary about the way of life that revolves around that game in that area. You won’t be sorry. Also great job as usual.
This rivalry is the greatest in American sport. It's been being played for over 100 years. It predates the NFL. The two states had a "war" in the 1800s over the toledo strip. Since the advent of the ap poll they have meet more times as top 5 teams 12 since the ap poll begin then any other pair. It's not just that we hate each other its that it's two of the best teams in the history of the game. It's likely this year michigan will be first team to 1000 wins. YOU HAVE TO DO THE DOCUMENTARY.
Ohio State vs Michigan Rivalry Famous Rivals in College football they played each other every end of the season playing for Big Ten Conference Championship and the National Championship
11:18 "I Don't know if there's a big rivalry between Michigan and Ohio"... Mate, this is THE rivalry, perhaps the most fierce in all of North American Sports. We're talking El Classico, India-Pakistan, Manchester Derby, and Argentina-Brazil levels here. They are two historical powerhouses of college football, they meet annually on the final week of the season and "The Game" has often had implications for the overall national championship. Many fans of both teams have said that they wouldn't mind losing every other game of the season, as long as they can beat the other side in The Game. As an Ohio native, we had our decade-run of dominance in the 2010's and the past two matches have been absolute heartbreakers, but I promise you we will right the ship in Ann Arbor this fall. Also, I want to say that I've been watching your channel for a while now and you two are really showing yourselves to be true college football aficionados. You're always aware of the downs and yards, the impact of defensive plays, paying attention to the clock, and understand situational football. It's been a pleasure watching you guys come to learn and appreciate the sport. Cheers from Ohio!
I live in Ohio near the Michigan border. There are quite a few Michigan fans in the area with M-flags flying outside their house. The whole neighborhood looks deserted when Michigan and Ohio State play. This was a great game. Both teams 10-1 at the time. Great rivalry it is. Thanks for the great memories.
It'd be a real shame if all the M flags were ripped down and burned. We really shouldn't tolerate them at all here in OH. It should be considered a Capitol offence here, with the sentence that comes with it - wood chipper.
Michigan vs. Ohio State - The Rivalry is a good video explaining the bitterness between not only these two teams but the states of Mi. And Oh. themselves.
Michigan and Ohio have a rivalry going back to a "war" the two states fought over a strip of land about 1200 square kilometers. Both cities wanted a port on the Great Lakes, and they started shooting (in the air) over it. Eventually, it was solved when Congress gave Michigan both statehood and the rest of the Upper Peninsula (the bit above the mitten). Nowadays, that "war" has translated into a college football rivalry.
As someone who went to The Ohio State I can confirm that OSU vs Michigan is the game of the year every year. We will X out any M we see any time of the year really but especially during the time around the game. like on street signs and such like.
That’s something that the peeps talking about the other rivalry’s don’t understand. I mean every M on every sign. Street sign, building name, anything written. It is that intense that people do EVERY sign.
For a 15 year period from 1968-1982 either Ohio St. or Michigan or both won the Big 10 title or shared it w/ other teams, similar to Oklahoma & Nebraska for the Big 8 during those years. They weren't the closest schools to each other but were always in contention to win their conference title & thus they often played each other in the last game of the season for that right. That's when the rivalry took on heated & epic proportions.
Michigan and Ohio fought a mild war once. I think this game is just a continuance of this rivalry. As a biased Michigander, I often respond to people who say they're from Ohio with, "Oh, sorry to hear that." Even though I know many wonderful people from Ohio. Go Blue!
12:52 There is some history between these teams. Similar to Alabama and Auburn this is a very contentious rivalry. I rarely see brawls in football games unless it's Ohio St and Michigan.
*Fantastic video Damon and Nick* !!! IMHO the greatest college rivalry there is..! P.S. still hoping you'll get to reacting to Lyle Alzado guys........ I know your list is long but it's been months so..... just keeping the request alive....
Thank you for the comment and the suggestion, really appreciate your support David, he’s definitely on the watch list promise. We run regular polls on our Discord for all members to have a say in what videos we do next if you’re not already on there 🙏
Ugh, this is going to be extremely painful to relive. Since you did the 2016 game, you've gotta do the 2021 and 2022 game. Both of those games were extremely cathartic for Michigan fans!
It was terrible, I struggled through this one; I forgot how much Michigan shot themselves in the foot with all those turnovers! In any case, can't wait to see you guys do the '21 and '22 games! I highly recommend doing a little background on the state of the rivalry as it stood going into '21 and '22. Michigan has been on a major slump against Ohio State, only winning 2 games against them from 2000-2019, going 2-17. It was rough!
@@DNReacts as an Ohio State Fan, please don’t watch them lol. But in all seriousness the last two games haven’t been close sadly. You should check out Ohio states 2014 national championship run. They were down to their Third String QB and beat Alabama in the playoff semifinal then Oregon in the national championship. Definitely worth a watch. Should be a video about a three game span.
@@Jon.A.Scholt It goes in stretches. I was in the horseshoe when they had John Cooper. We were up huge in the 4th. I turned to my cousin and said, "Dude, he's fired! He's 2-9-1 against us, and is about to be 2-10-1." We both started to chant "2-10-1! 2-10-1!" It caught on INSTANTLY. The chant even got mentioned in the paper the next day. Best part was looking down to the left and seeing the osu sideline, John Cooper and all the coaches and players looking up at us, chanting THAT, in their stadium, ..and then see their heads go down. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Do UGA vs Ohio state from this year! It was the semi final game and it ended at midnight on new year. Also one of the best games of the season with so much on the line.
That’s great! We’ll have to find a solid video to show us the context and history of the rivalry too. Feels like that would be a great watch, appreciate the comment
There's some great ones out there. Players fighting in the tunnel, an OSU player flipping the Michigan crowd the double bird as he's thrown out of the game, fights on the field. We really hate each other. Go bucks
@15:07 "I don't think he got there." Nope. He didn't. His butt was 2 feet short. Luckily (for ohio), referee Dan Capron (also from ohio) made the final call. That's ok. osu got theirs, sometimes with "help", while Michigan floundered for years, recovering from 2 terrible coaches. ...3rd coach is a charm! We're back! Michigan curb-stomped osu in 2021, in 2022, and for the next 2 years, have the #1 ranked recruiting class in the country coming in. #GOBLUE
Great reaction. Nice to see in May, when the focus is on baseball, basketball and hockey. College football is the best -- this rivalry is legendary. Personally, I like both teams -- with family connections on both sides, so I'm usually neutral with this game. Thanks.
5:05 - The guy you saw was Michael Wroblewski (no idea how to pronounce) of Michigan. Funnily enough, the Gronkowski you're thinking of, Rob Gronkowski, TE for the Patriots and later the Buccaneers had already been in the NFL for a few years at this point, but he did have 4 brothers; 3 of whom played in the NFL (the fourth played professional baseball but only up to the minor leagues). However, the whole lot of them were out of college at this point. 6:21 - Ohio State-Michigan is one of the most fiercest rivalries in all of American sports (let alone college football). The people from the respective states and the alumni and fans of the schools downright hate each other. There is bound to be a lot of feistiness whenever these 2 play.
Love this context Kevin, thanks for this comment, really appreciate it! I knew a saw a name ending “ski” so I at least got part of that right 😅 Context on the brothers is mad too.
Thanks Elijah. One day I’m going to get one of these right! 🤞 Best part was when I said 31-28 I had no idea who I was picking lol. Appreciate the comment, thanks
A year late but i was at this game my sophomore year at Ohio state. The noise after we won was so loud it equaled that to an earthquake. Fans stormed the field too and lol but me and my friends saw a guy do a line of coke off the 50 yard line after the game. The rivalry between these teams is so strong. When you go to any osu game there is a song that gets sang every time about hating the whole state of michigan. You don’t even say their name, they are known as “the team up north”
I usually watch NFL football but this last year added college football!! Got hooked on watching these two teams!! If you ever want to see an amazing marching band performance, watch Ohio State!! It’s really AMAZING!!!
Thanks Sarah, appreciate the comment! We’ve seen one of the Ohio State Marching Bands. Think it was Top Gun from memory, looking forward to seeing more 😃
OSU vs Mich is always a fun time! If you want to watch more Ohio St games I recommend the Utah rose bowl and the Georgia Peach bowl games. Both very entertaining
This rivalry actually started in the 1800s when the state of Ohio and the Michigan territory fought over the city of toledo. Eventually, the US government stepped in and gave toledo to ohio as compensation Michigan got the upper peninsula. The loser ended up being Wisconsin 😅😅😅
Hi Damo and Nick, so glad you got to see this game it was one of the classics of the world's best rivalry. The Michigan Ohio State game has been voted as the number one rivalry in all sports years ago. So there are always more aggression and tussling in the game. Actually that is what it is known as "The Game" you might want to check out the 10 year warranty from the 1970s between the teams. But almost all the games are great. Of course as a Michigan fan I still say Barret was short of making the first and the last two games were of perfection. Go Blue! Love all the reviews guys and can't wait for you both to see live games this fall you will love American football forever.
Hey Bryan, thank you so much for the comment! Really appreciate it. Cannot wait for the new season. Really excited for it! Got a lot of game suggestions on the back of this one, we’ll check the list and make sure we’ve got them all.
When they say the call on the pay "stands", it means "We can't tell if the spot is correct or not, so we have to go with the call on the field. To overrule a call there has to be absolute visual evidence that the call was in error. Incidentally, Michigan has the highest total all-time wins - 1,002. Ohio State and Alabama are tied for 2nd with 964.
8:50 the time running out in the 1st & 3rd quarter doesn't matter. For the end of those quarters they just switch which direction they go on the field (ball gets moves across the field so it's the same number of yard)
I enjoy seeing someone from a different country, realizing how great this sport is. I have an appreciation for association football (its official name, or football for short) but American football offers everything a fan of sports would want. Games like this add to the excitement.
This is pretty much the biggest rivalry in college football, you're basically guaranteed to see a spicy game when Michigan plays OSU 😂for years it was OSU dominating so that was a rough time for Michigan fans
Didn’t know this one was maybe the biggest Pete, thanks for the info. We’ll have to come back with a video on the context of the rivalry. Hopefully there’s a few good ones out there!
Ohio State and Michigan have the greatest rivalry in American sports. They first played in 1897, and have played each other 118 times. The rivalry was borne out of a border conflict (The "Toledo War"), and really blew up in the 60s and 70s with the "Ten Years War" between legendary coaches Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler. I know as a Buckeye fan I'd rather go 1-11 and beat the team up north than go 11-1 and lose to them.
This game sent our Penn State Nittany Lions to the conference title game. Michigan beat Penn State, Penn State beat Ohio State and you saw the result here.
Nice reaction! You should check out ohio state vs Michigan 2005 and also ohio state vs Michigan 2006. In 2006 both were undefeated going into that game. Back then in the 2000s their wasnt a playoff so the national title game was 1 vs 2 determined by voting. So the winner of the Ohio St vs Michigan 2006 was going to national title game.
you should do a reaction to gale sayers , the greatest nfl running back . you should watch the movie BRIANS SONG . the movie is about sayers and his team mate brian piccolo . 1971.
Thank you for the suggestion, really appreciate this, will check it’s on the watch list, thanks for the comment. We run regular polls on our Discord for all members to have a say in what videos we do next if you’re not already on there 🙏
Adding to this rivalry is the states once went to war over control of Toledo back in the 1800s. They border each other and recruit the same athletes out of high school. Nearly every year one or both are in the top five competing for a national championship.
I absolutely love that you guys watched the best rivalry in American sports. In the last 20 plus years we have dominated "that team up north", even though Ryan Day the last couple years has forgotten how to coach this game.....Oh well. We will regain the upper hand. Welcome to the game all of America watches every year.
Born and raised (and graduated from) Buckeye - SEC fans will tell you Alabama/Auburn ("the Iron Bowl") is the biggest rivalry in college football. And it's an outstanding rivalry that also almost always has massive implications for an SEC title or national championship game appearance. Ohio State and Michigan's rivalry game is called THE Game for a reason. They do NOT like each other. There's respect, but to your point about the game being chippy, it's almost always like this. The two states had a brief border war/skirmish back in the 1800s. The joke is that Ohio (who actually "won") had lost the war because they were forced to take Toledo as part of the state 🤣 Anyway, these are two of the biggest brands and most successful teams in the history of college football. They were ranked #2 and #3 in the country during this game and this game determined who would move on to the Big10 championship game to face the winner of the other division of the league (Ohio State and Michigan are in the same division). Ohio State went on to beat Wisconsin in the Big10 title game and made the 4-team playoff but go beat in the semifinal. Even if you guys don't do a reaction video to it because it's long, sometime before football season this fall, you should watch the documentary about this rivalry. It's outstanding and it really details the history, the reason it's so important and the best part, a section called the "10 year war" with legendary coaches Woody Hayes (Ohio State) and Bo Schembechler (Michigan) when they faced off against each other for about a decade. Back then the "Big10" conferences was sarcastically called the "Big 2, little 8" which means Ohio State and Michigan won everything each year. Their only real competition in their league most years were each other. It's fascinating and watching a ton of your reactions to football, I think something you guys would find incredibly interesting just to have as knowledge of the sport, even if it's too long to react to :) Here's the documentary: ua-cam.com/video/irqM7BHhlKc/v-deo.html Cheers from just a little east of Columbus, Ohio O-H
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, it never gets old when Brits do this- Reaction to a Turnover that doesn't end up in a touchdown: "Awwwww" Reaction to the ensuing TD following that Turnover: "....nice" 🤣
I know you guys have a ton of request but can y’all please put the “Tennessee vs Georgia game from 2016 Game to Remember” on it??! I would appreciate it so much because it meant so much to me because I was there. One of the best games from the past decade
11:27 There is a HUGE rivalry, stretching back to the Toledo War. Buckeye fans will usually never mention the state name, but just say "The State Up North".
Red Sox-Yankees, Celtics-Lakers, Duke-North Carolina, Ohio State-Michigan. The biggest rivalries in their respective sports. This is an annual game towards the end of the season because these schools are competing for recruits and hate each other's guts. The names to know here that actually succeeded in the NFL are - off the top of my head anyway - Ohio State RB/WR Curtis Samuel, who's now a solid playmaker mostly at receiver for the Washington Commanders, and Ohio State DE Nick Bosa, who shared a sack in this game and is now a top-flight edge rusher for the San Francisco 49ers. Jabrill Peppers - he of the big kick return - is a solid safety after some time spent by teams trying to figure out what his position is, currently for the New England Patriots. Side note: Rob Gronkowski played tight end for Arizona and was drafted in 2010 by the New England Patriots (and will make a delightful reaction). I don't believe any of his brothers would have been in this game.
There are a lot of college rivalries. This is one of the oldest and biggest ones, but the University of Florida and the University of Georgia play their game at a neutral field, and it's called the World's Largest Cocktail Party... so it may not have the intensity of this rivalry, but it probably has the size.
Michigan and Ohio St are THE rivalry in college sports. It's so intense that old time Ohio St coach Woody Hayes, upon driving up to Detroit for a recruiting visit, refused to stop for fuel on the way back to Ohio. Because, he said, he didn't want a penny of his tax dollars on the gasoline to go to U of M.
I am not sure whether you have heard this before, but the word used by the referee describes how a video review is validated/gauged. If the referee states that the 'ruling on the field "stands"', it means that there was not enough video evidence to overturn the call made on the field. If the referee states that the 'ruling on the field is "confirmed"', it means that the video evidence was deemed definitive and that the correct call was absolutely made on the field. Of course, if the call is overturned, it means that the video evidence was definitive in reversing an incorrect ruling on the field. You will note that in this game, the referee stated that the 'ruling on the field "stands"'
Gronkowski was drafted by the New England Patriots in the second round with the 42nd overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. Taken from the university of arizona. Best TE of all time
YEEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!! BUT, if I may, the 2006 #1 vs #2 game is also incredible and has a whole HBO documentary around it that explains how "The Game" is arguable the biggest rivalry "in sports" I LOVE TO SEE THIS THOUGH! 😂
Haha glad you’re gonna love this one! We did a game from 2006, think it was Texas vs OSC maybe? I’ll add a note for the 2006 game between Ohio/Michigan too. Appreciate the comment
In the early 1800's Ohio and Michigan were on the verge of war over the border. Had something to do with an erroneous map that a trapper warned the Ohio legislature about. He said Lake Erie extends farther South than the map showed. So the 8 mile strip of land immediately South of what is now the Ohio-Michigan border was contested. Militias formed on both sides but no shots were fired... and Ohio ended up with the land. This is the closest two states ever came to war over a border.
Love how these guys have been watching football for a month. Never played. And go "20 yards" when the kicker. We all do that, I'm naming y'all honorary Americas.
This rivalry is insane. I am from Ohio, and OSU football is almost a religion here, especially in Columbus, the capital and home of the college. Depending on how you measure the Columbus metro area, it has between 1.7-2.1 million people, and they have no NBA, MLB, or NFL teams. It is the only game in town. During the week before the game, many Ohioans don't use the letter "M" in messages, replacing it with an "X".
Ohio State Penn State 2017. I may be biased as an OSU fan but THAT was JT's best game, IMO. You could say the one where he was second string and got us back on track against MSU in 2014 but I'll never forget the 2017 PSU performance by OSU.
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I’m not a fan of either team, but it is the best rivalry in college football. There’s an hour long doc on UA-cam about it called “the game” if u wanted to check it out more
It’s widely regarded as the #1 rivalry in all of American sports. Their have been many documentaries about it. The one the person above is referring to is really good.
It is on UA-cam the title is Michigan vs. Ohio State -The Rivalry this particular post has been view 738k times and was posted ten years ago by ousmane bary. The rivalries in college football are closest to what you have in England with the premier league. I would tell you to watch it to get an understanding about why everyone loves college football so much in the US.
This rivalry is so historic, heated and famous that it is simply known as "The Game".
Love this! Is it the biggest rivalry in College Football? Appreciate the comment!
@@DNReacts Probably depends a bit on who you ask (because there are some huge regional rivalries) but generally I think most college football fans would say it is the biggest. Some other rivalries that would be towards the top of the overall list are Army-Navy, Auburn-Alabama (there's a fascinating story around the Auburn-Alabama rivalry involving an overzealous Alabama fan poisoning the historic and beloved oak trees on the Auburn campus) and USC-Notre Dame.
@@DNReacts Its the biggest rivalry in all of sports (at least in American sports). THE GAME. Its means everything to these two teams. They could win all the other games and lose this one, and the season is a failure. They could lose all the other games (not that this happens, they are two of the top teams in college football history) and win this one and the season was a success.
@@matthewbaringer1486 That goes for any team in college football really. If you're having a bad season and beat your rival, that's a success.
@@DNReacts It's commonly referred to as the greatest rivalry in sports (American). There's two good documentaries that cover the history of the rivalry. One that came out last year, and one from a decade ago. Both are worth a watch. The rivalry has an intense history and there's a reason why it's called "The Game".
Michigan and Ohio State have one of the most famous rivalries in football so I'm glad you guys checked them out.
Was such a good game!
Ohio St vs Michigan, Ohio St vs Miami (Florida), Florida St vs Florida, Oklahoma vs Texas, auburn vs Alabama are the best imo
@@DNReacts check out the last two years of michigan vs ohio st. Great games!
@@DNReactscan you get to Derrick Rose, Kyrie, Irving and Damian Lillard Highlights
@@DNReactsOhio State and Michigan is the greatest college rivalry of All Time. While your at it y’all should also watched the 2006 OSU VS Michigan game. That game called was called the game of the century at the time because of the anticipation. It featured the eventual Heisman Trophy winner in Troy Smith at QB and it’s the only time in the rivalry both teams met up and played against each other as the #1 and #2 teams in the country
This game was so intense because Michigan vs Ohio State is pretty much the most hateful rivalry in American sports
Thanks for the info Daniel, could feel the intensity in this one. Some strong tackles going in. Appreciate the comment
These two teams HATE each other. Arguably the biggest rivalry in college football. That explains all the extra pushing and shoving.
That makes perfect sense!
Hate is too MILD a word for it!!!
That Spot at the end was one of the most controversial plays of the last decade. OSU fans will swear that he made it and Michigan fans will swear he was short and they were robbed.
It’s definitely a contentious one!
ROBBED! Go Blue!✌🏼
I mean... it's on video. He was short.
Let me fix it for you, everybody BUT OSU fans know he was short lol that was some good ole' home cooking.
First down Buckeyes! 👉
Several weeks ago, I mentioned two one-hour documentaries about this rivalry worth your attention, not merely for the two schools but for the influence of college football on American culture. You can see here how much this game matters to so many -- very similar historically to Liverpool v Man United.
Thanks Brent, remember this coming up. Have got it noted and will look into seeing if we can find a quality video around this for the channel. Thanks for the comment
I believe I mentioned that HBO doc is the past as well; does a great job explaining why this is the biggest rivalry in American sports.
@@DNReacts just to piggy back on Brent, this game means so much to each fanbase. Michigan has only won 3 times in the past 20ish years and it is still the most watched regular season football game every year.
@@Jon.A.Scholt My first recommendation as well, Jon. And, once finishing that documentary, these two schools also provide the greatest story about the moment where college athletics took the full plunge from academic amateurism to "being all about the Benjamins" -- Tiebreaker, from the Big Ten Network in 2013, regarding their 1973 football encounter and aftermath.
@@adamnelson6863 we're coming back, remember OSU had a massive losing streak against us in the 80s and 90s. It's all cyclical
Fun fact - during the 2016 season, Jabrill Peppers (#5 from Michigan in the video) played like every position. He was known as a “Swiss army knife” type player who could do a little bit of everything. They lined him up at RB, KR, PR, EDGE, LB, CB, S, and I think WR too. He would finish the season 5th in heisman trophy voting.
Wow, love this info!! That’s crazy, I’m guessing this must be extremely rare to happen even in college? Thanks for the comment
He was under center for a play against Rutgers that was designed to be a pass but he ran it.
Then he sucked on the Browns lol
@@ImOutOfMtDew not really? He was okay and just got traded. He’s still in the league now.
Michigan vs Ohio State is the biggest rivalry in all of North American sports and I would argue it stands with even the fiercest European football rivalries. Michigan and Ohio went to war with each other in the 19th century so there's a ton of history there. I'd highly recommend checking out the 2021 game!
Thanks for this info Zachary, really appreciate it! Have got this game added to our suggestions. Thank you for the comment.
Red Sox - Yankees
@@sneersh9107 Not even a little bit close
@@sneersh9107 Yeah 50 years ago this would have been true but the Ohio State vs Michigan Rivalry is football and it is the biggest rivalry in football and football trumps all other sports in the US.
Definitely one of the biggest and most heated rivalries in American sports. Their game is always scheduled for the end of the year. So by the time they play each other there is always a lot on the line
Seen the comments saying this. Thank you for this info, really appreciate it and the comment!
Every year all power 5 teams play their rivals during rivalry week it’s not just this game
I love when you guys do videos on specific college football games and teams, Ohio state's 2014 playoff run was one of the wildest stories in recent football history
Thank you Benjamin, really appreciate the comment!
Agree with this. They had to play their final 3 games of the season with their 3rd string QB for that season who was only a sophomore and who had barely taken any live game snaps in college. They also lost to a very very average Virginia Tech team early in the year at home. The way they got better as the season went along, to the point where they could do what they did with a 3rd string QB by the end of the year, was incredible.
Agree with that probably that team and the 2001 team that upset Miami was the craziest upsets from ohio state I have seen
@@stephensharp3543 i think that was 2002 though
I think y’all should watch videos on the history of this rivalry. I’m from Texas and I believe this to be the best rivalry in all of football, amateur or professional.
This sounds quality! Will add to the watch list and hopefully can find a great video on the rivalry history! Thanks for the comment
I was there! This was my freshman year at Ohio State, Curtis Samuel ran the winning TD right in front of my section, it felt like he was running right towards me!
Love this! What a game to be at too. Thanks for sharing, appreciate the comment Andrew
I love that you guys both chose different outcomes of the game. And it seemed like you were starting to cheer on your side. It's nice to see the rivalry fire start to kindle across the pond. haha
Thank you. My favourite is making Nick guess before the game has even started 😂 He always likes to wait until the 3rd Quarter. I definitely do get behind whichever result I pick. Appreciate the comment
I live in L.A. but grew up in Toledo Ohio. But we were close enough to ride our bikes to the Michigan border. Grew up and still am an Ohio State fan. Go watch “The Rivalry” a documentary about the way of life that revolves around that game in that area. You won’t be sorry. Also great job as usual.
This rivalry is the greatest in American sport. It's been being played for over 100 years. It predates the NFL. The two states had a "war" in the 1800s over the toledo strip. Since the advent of the ap poll they have meet more times as top 5 teams 12 since the ap poll begin then any other pair. It's not just that we hate each other its that it's two of the best teams in the history of the game. It's likely this year michigan will be first team to 1000 wins. YOU HAVE TO DO THE DOCUMENTARY.
Ohio State vs Michigan Rivalry Famous Rivals in College football they played each other every end of the season playing for Big Ten Conference Championship and the National Championship
Thes two teams have HATED each other greatly for 100+ years. Check out the rivalry history video between these two really good watch.
Thanks Tony, appreciate the info, will note this down and give it a search. Sounds a great watch! Thanks for the comment
11:18 "I Don't know if there's a big rivalry between Michigan and Ohio"...
Mate, this is THE rivalry, perhaps the most fierce in all of North American Sports. We're talking El Classico, India-Pakistan, Manchester Derby, and Argentina-Brazil levels here. They are two historical powerhouses of college football, they meet annually on the final week of the season and "The Game" has often had implications for the overall national championship. Many fans of both teams have said that they wouldn't mind losing every other game of the season, as long as they can beat the other side in The Game. As an Ohio native, we had our decade-run of dominance in the 2010's and the past two matches have been absolute heartbreakers, but I promise you we will right the ship in Ann Arbor this fall.
Also, I want to say that I've been watching your channel for a while now and you two are really showing yourselves to be true college football aficionados. You're always aware of the downs and yards, the impact of defensive plays, paying attention to the clock, and understand situational football. It's been a pleasure watching you guys come to learn and appreciate the sport. Cheers from Ohio!
You all should watch one of the Michigan Ohio State games from the past three years now.
I live in Ohio near the Michigan border. There are quite a few Michigan fans in the area with M-flags flying outside their house. The whole neighborhood looks deserted when Michigan and Ohio State play. This was a great game. Both teams 10-1 at the time. Great rivalry it is. Thanks for the great memories.
You’re right in the centre of it all Mark. Appreciate the comment, thank you, glad you enjoyed.
It'd be a real shame if all the M flags were ripped down and burned. We really shouldn't tolerate them at all here in OH. It should be considered a Capitol offence here, with the sentence that comes with it - wood chipper.
Your kind will never prosper@@Salty_Balls
Michigan vs. Ohio State - The Rivalry is a good video explaining the bitterness between not only these two teams but the states of Mi. And Oh. themselves.
Michigan and Ohio have a rivalry going back to a "war" the two states fought over a strip of land about 1200 square kilometers. Both cities wanted a port on the Great Lakes, and they started shooting (in the air) over it. Eventually, it was solved when Congress gave Michigan both statehood and the rest of the Upper Peninsula (the bit above the mitten).
Nowadays, that "war" has translated into a college football rivalry.
As someone who went to The Ohio State I can confirm that OSU vs Michigan is the game of the year every year. We will X out any M we see any time of the year really but especially during the time around the game. like on street signs and such like.
That’s something that the peeps talking about the other rivalry’s don’t understand. I mean every M on every sign. Street sign, building name, anything written. It is that intense that people do EVERY sign.
For a 15 year period from 1968-1982 either Ohio St. or Michigan or both won the Big 10 title or shared it w/ other teams, similar to Oklahoma & Nebraska for the Big 8 during those years. They weren't the closest schools to each other but were always in contention to win their conference title & thus they often played each other in the last game of the season for that right. That's when the rivalry took on heated & epic proportions.
Thanks for the comment and context Joseph, we really appreciate it 🙏
@@DNReacts YVW. 😊
Michigan and Ohio fought a mild war once. I think this game is just a continuance of this rivalry.
As a biased Michigander, I often respond to people who say they're from Ohio with, "Oh, sorry to hear that."
Even though I know many wonderful people from Ohio. Go Blue!
17:19 i dont think they show it long enough, but shortly after this timestamp number 5 punched a fan that ran into him
12:52 There is some history between these teams. Similar to Alabama and Auburn this is a very contentious rivalry. I rarely see brawls in football games unless it's Ohio St and Michigan.
Ah, appreciate the context Mac, makes a lot of sense, did seem a very physical game throughout too. Thanks for the comment
As a Michigan alum, this is super painful to watch. You should definitely watch the UM-OSU game from 2022, much more uplifting in my opinion
*Fantastic video Damon and Nick* !!! IMHO the greatest college rivalry there is..! P.S. still hoping you'll get to reacting to Lyle Alzado guys........ I know your list is long but it's been months so..... just keeping the request alive....
Thank you for the comment and the suggestion, really appreciate your support David, he’s definitely on the watch list promise. We run regular polls on our Discord for all members to have a say in what videos we do next if you’re not already on there 🙏
Ugh, this is going to be extremely painful to relive.
Since you did the 2016 game, you've gotta do the 2021 and 2022 game. Both of those games were extremely cathartic for Michigan fans!
Don’t worry I’ve got them added onto the watch list! 💪 Appreciate the comment and hope it wasn’t too much of a bad watch 🤞
It was terrible, I struggled through this one; I forgot how much Michigan shot themselves in the foot with all those turnovers! In any case, can't wait to see you guys do the '21 and '22 games! I highly recommend doing a little background on the state of the rivalry as it stood going into '21 and '22. Michigan has been on a major slump against Ohio State, only winning 2 games against them from 2000-2019, going 2-17. It was rough!
@@DNReacts as an Ohio State Fan, please don’t watch them lol. But in all seriousness the last two games haven’t been close sadly. You should check out Ohio states 2014 national championship run. They were down to their Third String QB and beat Alabama in the playoff semifinal then Oregon in the national championship. Definitely worth a watch. Should be a video about a three game span.
@@Jon.A.Scholt It goes in stretches. I was in the horseshoe when they had John Cooper. We were up huge in the 4th. I turned to my cousin and said, "Dude, he's fired! He's 2-9-1 against us, and is about to be 2-10-1." We both started to chant "2-10-1! 2-10-1!" It caught on INSTANTLY. The chant even got mentioned in the paper the next day. Best part was looking down to the left and seeing the osu sideline, John Cooper and all the coaches and players looking up at us, chanting THAT, in their stadium, ..and then see their heads go down. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
we just got tired of whooping yall had to let you win to keep the rivalry alive
Do UGA vs Ohio state from this year! It was the semi final game and it ended at midnight on new year. Also one of the best games of the season with so much on the line.
It’s called the best rivalry in all of sports.
That’s great! We’ll have to find a solid video to show us the context and history of the rivalry too. Feels like that would be a great watch, appreciate the comment
There's some great ones out there. Players fighting in the tunnel, an OSU player flipping the Michigan crowd the double bird as he's thrown out of the game, fights on the field. We really hate each other. Go bucks
Another y’all should check out is Ohio state vs penn state 2017. One of the most craziest 2nd half’s I’ve ever seen.
@15:07 "I don't think he got there." Nope. He didn't. His butt was 2 feet short.
Luckily (for ohio), referee Dan Capron (also from ohio) made the final call.
That's ok. osu got theirs, sometimes with "help", while Michigan floundered for years, recovering from 2 terrible coaches. ...3rd coach is a charm! We're back! Michigan curb-stomped osu in 2021, in 2022, and for the next 2 years, have the #1 ranked recruiting class in the country coming in.
#GOBLUE
This was a great game! Damo, you got so close on the score!
If you get a chance check out the app state vs Georgia southern rivalry
I appreciate the loudness. Come to Alabama vs LSU night game in Death Valley.
Only if you protect us as we’re used to the hostel 😅 Would love to!! If this channel ever gets crazy we could maybe do it 🤞
@@DNReacts You have a long memory. I would usually insert a joke here. Put I want poke fun.
Great reaction. Nice to see in May, when the focus is on baseball, basketball and hockey. College football is the best -- this rivalry is legendary. Personally, I like both teams -- with family connections on both sides, so I'm usually neutral with this game. Thanks.
Thank you TB, really appreciate the comment and your support! Great game to be a neutral for too.
5:05 - The guy you saw was Michael Wroblewski (no idea how to pronounce) of Michigan. Funnily enough, the Gronkowski you're thinking of, Rob Gronkowski, TE for the Patriots and later the Buccaneers had already been in the NFL for a few years at this point, but he did have 4 brothers; 3 of whom played in the NFL (the fourth played professional baseball but only up to the minor leagues). However, the whole lot of them were out of college at this point.
6:21 - Ohio State-Michigan is one of the most fiercest rivalries in all of American sports (let alone college football). The people from the respective states and the alumni and fans of the schools downright hate each other. There is bound to be a lot of feistiness whenever these 2 play.
Love this context Kevin, thanks for this comment, really appreciate it! I knew a saw a name ending “ski” so I at least got part of that right 😅 Context on the brothers is mad too.
Once again incredible score prediction
Thanks Elijah. One day I’m going to get one of these right! 🤞 Best part was when I said 31-28 I had no idea who I was picking lol. Appreciate the comment, thanks
You guys should check out college football rare moments now that you’ve got a good amount of football knowledge under your belt
A year late but i was at this game my sophomore year at Ohio state. The noise after we won was so loud it equaled that to an earthquake. Fans stormed the field too and lol but me and my friends saw a guy do a line of coke off the 50 yard line after the game. The rivalry between these teams is so strong. When you go to any osu game there is a song that gets sang every time about hating the whole state of michigan. You don’t even say their name, they are known as “the team up north”
I usually watch NFL football but this last year added college football!! Got hooked on watching these two teams!! If you ever want to see an amazing marching band performance, watch Ohio State!! It’s really AMAZING!!!
Thanks Sarah, appreciate the comment! We’ve seen one of the Ohio State Marching Bands. Think it was Top Gun from memory, looking forward to seeing more 😃
@@DNReacts I’ll have to look for that reaction!! Thanks for letting me know!! 😊
OSU vs Mich is always a fun time! If you want to watch more Ohio St games I recommend the Utah rose bowl and the Georgia Peach bowl games. Both very entertaining
This rivalry actually started in the 1800s when the state of Ohio and the Michigan territory fought over the city of toledo. Eventually, the US government stepped in and gave toledo to ohio as compensation Michigan got the upper peninsula. The loser ended up being Wisconsin 😅😅😅
I am so glad you looked at this I was at this game with my family and we were absolutely loosing it
No problem, hope you enjoyed 😀 and I hope you were on the right side of the result too. Appreciate the comment!
This was actually my freshman year of college at Ohio State, and therefore my first time experiencing The Game. Just incredible
Hi Damo and Nick, so glad you got to see this game it was one of the classics of the world's best rivalry. The Michigan Ohio State game has been voted as the number one rivalry in all sports years ago. So there are always more aggression and tussling in the game. Actually that is what it is known as "The Game" you might want to check out the 10 year warranty from the 1970s between the teams. But almost all the games are great. Of course as a Michigan fan I still say Barret was short of making the first and the last two games were of perfection. Go Blue! Love all the reviews guys and can't wait for you both to see live games this fall you will love American football forever.
Hey Bryan, thank you so much for the comment! Really appreciate it. Cannot wait for the new season. Really excited for it! Got a lot of game suggestions on the back of this one, we’ll check the list and make sure we’ve got them all.
When they say the call on the pay "stands", it means "We can't tell if the spot is correct or not, so we have to go with the call on the field. To overrule a call there has to be absolute visual evidence that the call was in error. Incidentally, Michigan has the highest total all-time wins - 1,002. Ohio State and Alabama are tied for 2nd with 964.
This is great info and context, really appreciate this Emsolo. Thank you 🙏
8:50 the time running out in the 1st & 3rd quarter doesn't matter. For the end of those quarters they just switch which direction they go on the field (ball gets moves across the field so it's the same number of yard)
I enjoy seeing someone from a different country, realizing how great this sport is. I have an appreciation for association football (its official name, or football for short) but American football offers everything a fan of sports would want. Games like this add to the excitement.
Greatest rivalry in all of sports!
I could tell 😂
This is pretty much the biggest rivalry in college football, you're basically guaranteed to see a spicy game when Michigan plays OSU 😂for years it was OSU dominating so that was a rough time for Michigan fans
Didn’t know this one was maybe the biggest Pete, thanks for the info. We’ll have to come back with a video on the context of the rivalry. Hopefully there’s a few good ones out there!
Georgia Bulldogs vs. Florida Gators rivalry.
@@areguapiri I mean sure, plus Alabama v. Auburn, Army v. Navy. I wouldn't put any of them above Michigan OSU, on par perhaps
Ohio State and Michigan have the greatest rivalry in American sports. They first played in 1897, and have played each other 118 times. The rivalry was borne out of a border conflict (The "Toledo War"), and really blew up in the 60s and 70s with the "Ten Years War" between legendary coaches Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler. I know as a Buckeye fan I'd rather go 1-11 and beat the team up north than go 11-1 and lose to them.
This is great info Nick, thank you for this, really appreciate it! Helps put a few things into context too
This is the best college football rivalry, and one of the best sports rivalries in America guys, a great choice!
Love this, thank you for letting us know. Appreciate the comment 🙏
I was there at this game and the crowd was amazing like it was prob one of the loudest crowds I’ve heard there
Man keep the college football games coming guys!
We will do!
This game sent our Penn State Nittany Lions to the conference title game. Michigan beat Penn State, Penn State beat Ohio State and you saw the result here.
Knew there was a reason why this result felt so right 😅 Thank you for the info, really appreciate the comment
I am begging for more of these, I love nfl content ❤
Definitely will be more coming soon. We’ll do another Discord poll as so many games have been suggested and we’ll do the top 2 or 3 in the results
Nice reaction! You should check out ohio state vs Michigan 2005 and also ohio state vs Michigan 2006. In 2006 both were undefeated going into that game. Back then in the 2000s their wasnt a playoff so the national title game was 1 vs 2 determined by voting. So the winner of the Ohio St vs Michigan 2006 was going to national title game.
you should do a reaction to gale sayers , the greatest nfl running back . you should watch the movie BRIANS SONG . the movie is about sayers and his team mate brian piccolo . 1971.
Thank you for the suggestion, really appreciate this, will check it’s on the watch list, thanks for the comment. We run regular polls on our Discord for all members to have a say in what videos we do next if you’re not already on there 🙏
Gronkowski was in the 2010 NFL draft. He played for the university of Arizona.
Adding to this rivalry is the states once went to war over control of Toledo back in the 1800s. They border each other and recruit the same athletes out of high school. Nearly every year one or both are in the top five competing for a national championship.
The scope of this rivalry leads people in the know to call it the biggest rivalry in America in any sport.
2016 OSU vs Penn State is a great game to check out sometime
I absolutely love that you guys watched the best rivalry in American sports. In the last 20 plus years we have dominated "that team up north", even though Ryan Day the last couple years has forgotten how to coach this game.....Oh well. We will regain the upper hand.
Welcome to the game all of America watches every year.
Thank you for the comment, we really appreciate it! Sounds like a rivalry we need to dig much further into 🤝
Born and raised (and graduated from) Buckeye - SEC fans will tell you Alabama/Auburn ("the Iron Bowl") is the biggest rivalry in college football. And it's an outstanding rivalry that also almost always has massive implications for an SEC title or national championship game appearance.
Ohio State and Michigan's rivalry game is called THE Game for a reason. They do NOT like each other. There's respect, but to your point about the game being chippy, it's almost always like this. The two states had a brief border war/skirmish back in the 1800s. The joke is that Ohio (who actually "won") had lost the war because they were forced to take Toledo as part of the state 🤣 Anyway, these are two of the biggest brands and most successful teams in the history of college football. They were ranked #2 and #3 in the country during this game and this game determined who would move on to the Big10 championship game to face the winner of the other division of the league (Ohio State and Michigan are in the same division). Ohio State went on to beat Wisconsin in the Big10 title game and made the 4-team playoff but go beat in the semifinal.
Even if you guys don't do a reaction video to it because it's long, sometime before football season this fall, you should watch the documentary about this rivalry. It's outstanding and it really details the history, the reason it's so important and the best part, a section called the "10 year war" with legendary coaches Woody Hayes (Ohio State) and Bo Schembechler (Michigan) when they faced off against each other for about a decade. Back then the "Big10" conferences was sarcastically called the "Big 2, little 8" which means Ohio State and Michigan won everything each year. Their only real competition in their league most years were each other. It's fascinating and watching a ton of your reactions to football, I think something you guys would find incredibly interesting just to have as knowledge of the sport, even if it's too long to react to :)
Here's the documentary: ua-cam.com/video/irqM7BHhlKc/v-deo.html
Cheers from just a little east of Columbus, Ohio
O-H
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, it never gets old when Brits do this-
Reaction to a Turnover that doesn't end up in a touchdown: "Awwwww"
Reaction to the ensuing TD following that Turnover: "....nice"
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You need to watch the highlights to both the 2021 and 2022 Michigan-Ohio St. games
I know you guys have a ton of request but can y’all please put the “Tennessee vs Georgia game from 2016 Game to Remember” on it??! I would appreciate it so much because it meant so much to me because I was there. One of the best games from the past decade
11:27 There is a HUGE rivalry, stretching back to the Toledo War. Buckeye fans will usually never mention the state name, but just say "The State Up North".
This game was on my birthday so this win for the Buckeyes made it the best birthday ever.
JT WAS SHORT and you saw it. yall knew without a replay. the game would have been over
An old Monday Night Football broadcast from the 70s/80s could be interesting. Howard Cosell, "Dandy" Don Meredith, and Frank Gifford.
Red Sox-Yankees, Celtics-Lakers, Duke-North Carolina, Ohio State-Michigan. The biggest rivalries in their respective sports. This is an annual game towards the end of the season because these schools are competing for recruits and hate each other's guts.
The names to know here that actually succeeded in the NFL are - off the top of my head anyway - Ohio State RB/WR Curtis Samuel, who's now a solid playmaker mostly at receiver for the Washington Commanders, and Ohio State DE Nick Bosa, who shared a sack in this game and is now a top-flight edge rusher for the San Francisco 49ers. Jabrill Peppers - he of the big kick return - is a solid safety after some time spent by teams trying to figure out what his position is, currently for the New England Patriots.
Side note: Rob Gronkowski played tight end for Arizona and was drafted in 2010 by the New England Patriots (and will make a delightful reaction). I don't believe any of his brothers would have been in this game.
I just wanna remind you guys each sport like MLB, NFL and such have UA-cam channels with recap videos of every game you can react to
What’s the NFL channel for this Wesley as NFL have blocked nearly every highlights video that we’ve done
@DN Reacts it's just NFL but ya I forgot you may get claimed bc the nfl loves to do it but it might work
There are a lot of college rivalries. This is one of the oldest and biggest ones, but the University of Florida and the University of Georgia play their game at a neutral field, and it's called the World's Largest Cocktail Party... so it may not have the intensity of this rivalry, but it probably has the size.
Can't wait to see the next game you react to 😊
Appreciate the support!
@DN Reacts If you can find a video you have to react to Michigan Michigan state locker room brawl from last year police had to get involved
Please watch the 2021 game. Snow falling epic atmosphere
You should watch the 2017 Ohio State Penn State game
Gotta check out Tyrann Matthieu college highlights
Thanks Josh, have for this one on our watch list. Appreciate the comment
Michigan and Ohio St are THE rivalry in college sports. It's so intense that old time Ohio St coach Woody Hayes, upon driving up to Detroit for a recruiting visit, refused to stop for fuel on the way back to Ohio. Because, he said, he didn't want a penny of his tax dollars on the gasoline to go to U of M.
I am not sure whether you have heard this before, but the word used by the referee describes how a video review is validated/gauged. If the referee states that the 'ruling on the field "stands"', it means that there was not enough video evidence to overturn the call made on the field. If the referee states that the 'ruling on the field is "confirmed"', it means that the video evidence was deemed definitive and that the correct call was absolutely made on the field. Of course, if the call is overturned, it means that the video evidence was definitive in reversing an incorrect ruling on the field. You will note that in this game, the referee stated that the 'ruling on the field "stands"'
Gronkowski was drafted by the New England Patriots in the second round with the 42nd overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. Taken from the university of arizona. Best TE of all time
This is indisputably the biggest rivalry in college football
YEEEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!
BUT, if I may, the 2006 #1 vs #2 game is also incredible and has a whole HBO documentary around it that explains how "The Game" is arguable the biggest rivalry "in sports"
I LOVE TO SEE THIS THOUGH! 😂
Haha glad you’re gonna love this one! We did a game from 2006, think it was Texas vs OSC maybe? I’ll add a note for the 2006 game between Ohio/Michigan too. Appreciate the comment
@DNReacts gotta watch the game and one of the 2 documentaries on the OSU vs UM rivalry, it's truly an amazing history!
In the early 1800's Ohio and Michigan were on the verge of war over the border. Had something to do with an erroneous map that a trapper warned the Ohio legislature about. He said Lake Erie extends farther South than the map showed. So the 8 mile strip of land immediately South of what is now the Ohio-Michigan border was contested. Militias formed on both sides but no shots were fired... and Ohio ended up with the land. This is the closest two states ever came to war over a border.
This is the derby match of all derby matches in College football.
Jesse Owens ran track for the Buckeyes in that stadium
Check this derby out in more detail.
We’ll look to do a deeper dive into the story behind the rivalry for sure. Thank you for the comment.
Love how these guys have been watching football for a month.
Never played.
And go "20 yards" when the kicker.
We all do that, I'm naming y'all honorary Americas.
Love this Ashley, definitely taking the honorary American status too 💪 Really appreciate the comment, thank you 🙏
Glad you watched this! As a Buckeye fan this was a good flashback memory!
This is great, love that you enjoyed. Thank you for the comment, appreciate it
This rivalry is insane. I am from Ohio, and OSU football is almost a religion here, especially in Columbus, the capital and home of the college. Depending on how you measure the Columbus metro area, it has between 1.7-2.1 million people, and they have no NBA, MLB, or NFL teams. It is the only game in town. During the week before the game, many Ohioans don't use the letter "M" in messages, replacing it with an "X".
There's a very good U19 AFB academy at Loughborough UK . NFL UK Academy 🇬🇧
Playing teams from Germany to even the IGM academy in USA Fla..
Will check that out! Thank you Robert!
@DNReacts By the way you guys work to hard drink a pint already 🍺
Need to keep up that consistency! 😀
Grew up in Columbus Ohio and I’m a huge buckeye fan! Go Bucks!
As a Michigan fan, this game haunts me
"Powerhouse" Appalachian State...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Ohio State Penn State 2017. I may be biased as an OSU fan but THAT was JT's best game, IMO. You could say the one where he was second string and got us back on track against MSU in 2014 but I'll never forget the 2017 PSU performance by OSU.
Many people say that the 1966 game between MSU and Botre Dame was "The Greatest Game Ever" and it ended with a 3-0 score
Was it just a really good defensive display? 😂
Ohio State and Michigan is known as THE GAME it’s the biggest sports rivalry for over 100 years