The past three meetings between Michigan and Ohio State have been top-10 matchups with a spot in the Big Ten championship on the line. This year, only the second-ranked Buckeyes (10-1, 7-1) have a chance to make a trip to Indianapolis next week.

Michigan football is a sizable underdog to rival Ohio State (20.5 on BetMGM) but that doesn't mean it's impossible that the Wolverines could go into The Shoe and somehow upend the Buckeyes. It will be an uphill climb,

Since the end of The Ten Year War in 1978, there have been nine times that Ohio State has faced unranked Michigan teams. Five of them were during down periods when Brady Hoke and Rich Rodriguez were on the sideline in Ann Arbor.