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ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Nearly everybody said that it couldn’t be done, but Michigan football wouldn’t take it couldn’t be done for an answer.
The Wolverines not only beat Ohio State for the first time since 2011, they dominated the No. 2 Buckeyes, unrelenting on the team that most slated into the Big Ten Championship and College Football Playoff pretty much as an afterthought. But they play games for a reason, and the maize and blue proved they’re the best in the East.
After the game, Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh wasn’t nearly as enthusiastic as one might anticipate, as he was relatively somber in the postgame. Perhaps the moment was still sinking in, or he wanted to let it be a moment where the players would shine.
Here is everything he said after Michigan football beat Ohio State, 42-27.
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