Michigan-Ohio State live updates: Buckeyes hold 10-3 lead over Wolverines

Week 13 of the college football season is in full swing Saturday, starting with a monster matchup between classic rivals No. 2 Ohio State and No. 3 Michigan, which is underway at the ‘Shoe. Watch The Game live on FOX and the FOX Sports App!

FOX Sports college football analyst Urban Meyer — Ohio State’s head coach from 2012-18 — and NFL analyst Charles Woodson — a Michigan defensive back/wide receiver from 1995-97 and the 1997 Heisman Trophy winner — dove into the history of the Big Ten rivalry.

If the Buckeyes are going to avenge last year’s loss, coach Ryan Day said there are three things they must do well: tackle, block and avoid turnovers.

Tom Rinaldi speaks with Ryan Day

Tom Rinaldi speaks with Ohio State head coach Ryan Day about the keys to victory ahead of the rivalry matchup against Michigan.

Here are our live updates!

No. 3 Michigan at No. 2 Ohio State

Buckeyes strike first!

Q1, 10:02: Ohio State put together an impressive first drive, which concluded with a 4-yard TD strike from C.J. Stroud to Emeka Egbuka.

Welcome to enemy territory

After Ohio State took the field, it was Michigan’s turn. The Wolverines entered to a mix of cheers and boos at the ‘Shoe.

The Buckeyes take the field

C.J. Stroud leads the No. 2-ranked Buckeyes onto the field as kickoff approaches.

Paying gratitude forward

Tm Rinaldi tells the incredible story of Blake Corum and the massive impact the Heisman hopeful has both on and off the field.

Ohio State seeks revenge for 2021 loss to Michigan

The “Big Noon Kickoff” crew, with Charles Woodson, breaks down how the Ohio State Buckeyes can avenge their loss to the Michigan Wolverines in 2021.

10:05 a.m. ET: Blake Corum in the house

Michigan fans love to see it.

8:55 a.m. ET: Ohio State officially down TreVeyon Henderson, Jaxon Smith-Njigba

The Buckeyes will be missing two stars due to injury, among eight players out for the team. Henderson was hurt in last week’s game against Maryland, re-injuring his foot. Smith-Njigba was expected to contend for the Heisman this season before a hamstring injury hit, limiting him to three games this season.

8:40 a.m. ET: Blake Corum reportedly plans to play

Michigan appears to be getting a big boost, per an ESPN report that star running back Blake Corum plans on suiting up against Ohio State. Corum absorbed a low, open-field tackle in the second quarter of last Saturday’s game against Illinois and immediately clutched his left knee in pain. His status was up in the air all week.

Corum is the unquestioned focal point of this year’s Michigan offense with 245 carries for 1,457 yards and 18 touchdowns — all of which rank in the top seven nationally. We will find out how much he can give Michigan if he indeed plays Saturday.

Stay tuned for updates!

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