Players engage in altercation on field following Michigan’s upset victory over No. 2 Ohio State 13-10

Michigan’s victory at No. 2 Ohio State on Saturday was marred by a post-game scuffle between players from both teams. The Wolverines attempted to plant their flag on the Buckeyes’ home turf, leading to a skirmish that involved pushing and shoving before being broken up by police officers. Ohio State coach Ryan Day, while acknowledging that his team was embarrassed by the loss, stated that they were not going to allow Michigan to plant their flag. Michigan’s assistant coach, Sherrone Moore, attributed the incident to emotions running high in a heated rivalry game, stating that they need to handle such situations better in the future. Following the game, players from both teams expressed disappointment at the brawl, with Michigan running back Kalel Mullings emphasizing the need to learn how to lose graciously. The Wolverines’ victory, sealed by a late field goal, marked their fourth consecutive win over Ohio State, with the Buckeyes struggling offensively throughout the game. The loss was a tough blow for Ohio State, crushing their hopes of reaching the Big Ten title game. Despite being unranked, the Wolverines outplayed the favored Buckeyes, highlighting the unpredictability of this storied rivalry.

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