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Gut reactions, highlights as Michigan Football dominates Ohio State

By Chris Peterson

Nov 26, 2022; Columbus, OH, USA; Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh yells at his team against Ohio State Buckeyes in the first quarter of their game at Ohio Stadium.Osu22um Kwr 28
Nov 26, 2022; Columbus, OH, USA; Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh yells at his team against Ohio State Buckeyes in the first quarter of their game at Ohio Stadium.Osu22um Kwr 28 /
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Michigan football proved that it’s the class of the Big Ten now as the Wolverines stomped Ohio State in the second half. 

Culture matters and it showed that Michigan football has championship culture on Saturday as the Wolverines absolutely crushed the favored Ohio State Buckeyes once again.

Everyone expected a close game and it was close for three quarters. Yet, in the second half, Michigan football willed itself to a 45-23 victory.

The run started with J.J. McCarthy’s third touchdown pass in the second half and early in the fourth quarter, he scored his fourth total touchdown on a three-yard run.

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Donovan Edwards ripped off two touchdown runs of more than 70 yards in the fourth quarter. J.J. McCarthy played like an absolute legend and for the second year in a row, the Wolverines have conquered their arch-enemy.

It’s hard to fathom because, for much of the first half, Ohio State had the upper hand. That’s until Cornelius Johnson broke for a 70-some-yard touchdown.

His second touchdown put the Wolverines in front 17-13, but a C.J. Stroud to Marvin Harrison Jr. bomb gave the Buckeyes the lead at the half 20-17.

In the second half though, Michigan proved once and for all, it’s the better team. The Wolverines outscored Ohio State 28-3 in the second half and dominated.

Here are the gut reactions from another Michigan football win over Ohio State.

Gut reactions from Michigan football win

  • Jim Harbaugh is a Michigan legend.
  • Ryan Day is officially on the hot seat.
  • The offensive line should win the Joe Moore Award again.
  • J.J. McCarthy for Heisman?
  • What a game for the five-star QB. I’ll never say another word against him.
  • Speaking of the Heisman Trophy, C.J. Stroud might have two if he didn’t need to play Michigan.
  • Donovan Edwards and Cornelius Johnson stepped up. My word.
  • Jesse Minter won the Broyles Award. Three points were allowed in the second half.
  • This was an even more dominant win than in 2021.
  • Michigan football is a powerhouse and we are going back to Indy.
  • Ryan Day is still sitting on third base.

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