Dominating Maryland isn't proof that Michigan can beat No. 1 Ohio State, but the Wolverines are improving just in time once again.

The Wolverines have won four straight games over Ohio State, a stretch that began in 2021 with Michigan’s run as Big Ten champions and continued in recent years. Even last year, with Michigan an uncharacteristic 6-5 in Moore’s first season at the helm, the Wolverines pulled off a stunning victory in Columbus.

When Michigan released its pregame injury report, it was shocking to see two names on the list: WR Semaj Morgan and LB Ernest Hausmann. Neither appeared to get

Here’s where Michigan Football stands in the latest edition of ESPN’s SP+ rankings heading into The Game against Ohio State:

Here are the top reactions from media and fans after Michigan’s win over Maryland as attention shifts immediately to Ohio State.

Michigan pulled away from Maryland, 45-20, for a relatively easy win to head into Ohio State week at 9-2. Here's what we learned.

Michigan, even without two starters, kept alive that postseason goal with a 45-20 defeat of Maryland at SECU Stadium.

In another sense, last year Ohio State lost twice during the regular season, including to Michigan. It's hard to imagine this year's Buckeyes matching that loss total. I'd also imagine there are some Ohio State fans who will consider the 2025 Buckeyes better than 2024, just so long as they beat Michigan -- regardless of a national title.

Michigan heads into The Game with questions, injuries, momentum, and a familiar sense that anything can happen.