Michigan upsets No. 2 Ohio State 13-10, resulting in players scuffle on field

Tempers flared after Michigan’s upset victory over No. 2 Ohio State on Saturday, with players from both teams clashing at midfield when the Wolverines attempted to plant their flag on the Buckeyes’ home turf. Police officers intervened and deployed pepper spray to break up the scuffle. Ohio State coach Ryan Day addressed the incident, stating that his team was not going to allow Michigan to put a flag on their field. Michigan coach Sherrone Moore acknowledged that emotions were high on both sides and that rivalry games can get heated. He plans to address the incident with his team. Despite the brawl, Michigan was proud of their win over Ohio State, ending the Buckeyes’ hopes of returning to the Big Ten title game. The Wolverines stunned the Buckeyes with a 13-10 victory, highlighted by Kalel Mullings’ 27-yard run that set up the game-winning field goal by Dominic Zvada. The loss was particularly tough for Ohio State, as they were expected to win against an unranked Michigan team. The Buckeyes struggled offensively throughout the game, with quarterback Will Howard throwing two interceptions and the run game failing to make an impact. Mullings was a standout player for Michigan, rushing for 116 yards and scoring the only touchdown of the game in the first half. Overall, the intense rivalry matchup ended with Michigan celebrating a hard-fought victory.

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