Michigan beats Ohio State earning their third straight win in rivalry | Joel Klatt Show

[@Dawg-Bone]

That touchdown right after the Zak Zinter injury was truly poetic. It was right then and there that I knew Michigan was gonna win that game. Not a fan of Michigan at all, but that’s one for the history books for this outstanding rivalry. #For65.

[@L72Chevelle427]

Yep, and I loved Blake's tribute to Zak Zinter with the 65 hand sign (Zinter's number for anyone not knowing).

[@jqsmooth77]

​@@L72Chevelle427this team truly plays for each other.

[@IronBrotherhood4]

As an OSU fan, you’re 100 percent correct, the coaching edge is on Michigan for sure

[@MrDJayOfficial]

Y’all really gotta stop blaming the head coach. Michigan was the better team, that’s all.

[@misterceo2168]

@@IronBrotherhood4yall too worried about 5 star receivers while we get 3 and 4 star players with a sprinkle of 5 stars, best combination

[@justfrush]

I went to this game. It was my first game at the Big House, and man let me tell yall… nothing will ever replace the memory of being on that field after the UM boys brought the win home. GO BLUE 〽️

[@roberthobbs9316]

Lucky You! Go-Blue!

[@maxthecatt]

It was amazing!! 😍

[@CryoSoul]

I was there too - section 2 60 rows up on the 40! It was incredible

[@nicocardillo7387]

I was there too! First game since the first night game in 2011 against Notre dame. Incredible time

[@hlcahhhyeah5507]

Happy you got to go! I’m def jealous, GO BLUE

[@JohnMcCollum-kb9zm]

Can we finally give Michigan the credit it is due here. How many other teams in the NCAA have put OSU into the stressful position of being down two scores in the second half? Michigan has done it 3 times in the last 3 years. Georgia didn’t do it last year!

[@jqsmooth77]

It really is Michigan vs the world.

[@michigan_supercars6569]

@@jqsmooth77 🤣🤣🤣

[@kyleluecke2737]

@@jqsmooth77the same way it was Bin Laden against the world but sure….Michigan against the world.

[@ml1754]

You won't beat Georgia...not with this team...sorry.

[@glennpelton4887]

Better hope Georgia doesn't get Oregon first.@@ml1754

[@jasonabays]

Ohio State is recruiting at a higher level, yet still losing. Michigan is doing a great job of developing 3 and 4 stars into NFL draft picks. Player development at Michigan has been outstanding.

[@j4ce4201]

Thank you! Someone with a freaking brain

[@RedPillTruth2023]

They are cheating. That’s what they are doing. Read the news.

[@VesaJay]

It is and will always be about player development

[@jwb1227]

As an SEC fan, here is what I noticed the last few years. *First* - Ohio State is one of the Top 3 recruiting college program along with Bama and Georgia and together, the Top 3 schools vacuum up nearly 90% of all 4/5 Star athletes every year. *Second* - Michigan gets the leftovers (no offense meant) along with other schools. Having said that Michigan coaches up what little talent they are able to recruit and *accomplishes way more with less* while Ohio State having several times more talented personnel on its roster is unable to eclipse Michigan in wins the last 3 years. Much respect to Michigan coaching (TCU game is an exception in play calling despite having bigger guys in the Front 7) for over-performing with what they have like David vs. Goliath. Much respect.

[@tytydinguy]

they do have a 4 star QB who was very close to being a 5 star, he made some plays that Mccord did not and i’m a Buckeye fan

[@robl39]

Had Michigan lost this game, even by a single point, these analysts who are giving credit to Ryan Day for playing a good game despite losing would not be giving Michigan any credit whatsoever. They would be shitting all over Harbaugh and the players

[@DonovanEdwardsEnjoyer]

I guess we’ll never know 😏

[@rodrigok1220]

Not only that, no chance they’d still have a shot at CFP like they are saying OSU has. I’d argue Washington, if they lose, is more deserving of the 4th spot if Alabama, Texas, and FSU lose.

[@robl39]

Just to be clear, in my personal experience, the majority of Ohio State fans give credit when it’s due. This comment was geared towards the analysts

[@sunnydays885]

And he doesn't name Harbaugh as a person he likes, and leaves his name out of all the coaches he talks to? I'm starting to think the hit job on Harbaugh is making its way to fox.

[@Tbone3471]

Honestly I don’t believe that. I think they’d be giving them credit as well. Theyre giving UM a lot of credit and kudos after the win for sure.

[@colebearden5842]

Zinter moment as a fan in that stadium was absolutely the turning point. Dude is a badass to have his leg break like that and just be stone faced with his fist up, kept his boys focused.

[@davidhpruden]

This was my first ever Michigan game, they’ve been my favorite team my ENTIRE life NFL or College. The Big House was SO loud it was insanity. The absolute eruption that occurred after Rod picked it off… EXPLOSION. Blessed! Go blue and Thank you Jesus!🙏🏿〽️

[@DeshCanter]

Love you, Joel, and I know you were “just doing your job,” but with the Roman Wilson TD catch…..let’s be honest, if that’s “Maserati Marv” beating two Michigan defenders, you wouldn’t have gone all CSI Ann Arbor on whether it was a catch or not; you would have praised McCord to the rooftops, “McCord has arrived in Ann Arbor,” and gone on the rest of the week about Harrison Jr’s legendary presence. It was a brilliant throw and a brilliant catch by two guys not attending the “World Famous Ohio State University.”

[@EnriqueLongshlong]

Csi Ann arbor 😂

[@jeffclark7888]

I’m sick of buffoon race-baiting Gus Johnson saying “World-Famous Ohio State University”. Isn’t Michigan also “World Famous”? More broadcaster cultural garbage to which I can no longer endure. I muted the entirety of this game. I no longer listen to either of these weiners.

[@mrick18]

Not true. You obviously don't know Joel Klatt.

[@mikemcnally8197]

Agree with Desh....I think Klatt the best commentator out there, but totally over analyzed that catch without paying attention to the control of the ball as soon as the ball crossed the goal line. Play over, touchdown right then. Didn't matter what happened after that.

[@jeffclark7888]

@@mikemcnally8197 Precisely.

[@AkquireCa]

I was at the stadium and it went from as quiet as I've ever heard it to the chant starting out of nowhere and it got louder and louder and louder. Amazing moment to show how much this team means to the fans.

[@candipauline]

It seemed like it came from the goal post close to the Buckeye side on the opposite end of where the players were. I'm glad the chanted got started!

[@DexxonGaming]

It did, I was on the south endzone and it started from a few rows above me. It was INCREDIBLE. @@candipauline

[@candipauline]

@@DexxonGaming I was closer to the North side 25 yd line row A on Michigan's side. We heard it loud and clear and followed suite

[@jasonmarlett8927]

Is there a youtube link of the chant? What was the chant?

[@bardwell0241]

I sit on the opposite side of the field, section 19. When that chant started I was sure it came from the OSU section by the band. Which is cool. We’re all football fans.

[@gmh471]

Joel, you are one of the best analysts in broadcasting, which is why it confounds me that you are sticking with this narrative that the Wilson touchdown was a close call. Frankly, the debate during the game screamed of "FOX is the Big Ten network and they want Ohio State to win so we don't have to talk about this Michigan "scandal" anymore." Objectively, the play was not close at all. It was a touchdown. Wilson caught the ball cleanly with his hands (did you forget that a hands only catch is a catch?), there was no bobble. He took two steps after the catch and the ball broke the plane of the goal line. Right there, the play was over, regardless of the fact that he then transferred the ball to the inside of his arm. Even then, his knee had already hit the ground past the goal line and the OSU player grabbed the ball long after that only after Wilson was turned on his back. By rule, the very moment the football is even a centimeter across the beginning of the goal line, the play is dead. Touchdown!! And even with the transfer of the ball to the inside of his arms, he had it firmly well past the goal line. By sticking with your game time opinion (which was objectively ridiculous at the time based on the replay) you are demonstrating an arrogance that I thought was not part of you. Just admit you were wrong because you were and still are. All you succeeded in doing is create a phony controversy that allows OSU fans to claim that the game was unfairly officiated. Again, the way you, Gus and Dean reacted screamed of "we have our orders, promote Ohio State as much as you can." Frankly, that Dean agreed with you should be a fireable offense. Shame on all three of you, but in particular shame on Dean. To give you the benefit of the doubt, perhaps you are confusing a goal line situation with a situation where a receiver catches the ball on the sidelines. In the latter case, the receiver must maintain possession after he falls out of bounds for the catch to count. At the goal line, once the ball in the possession of the runner crosses the plane by a centimeter, the play is over, it is dead.

[@josephgamble1]

Lol whose opinion should we listen to Joe klatt or some loser f****** nobody online?

[@mivan5652]

Yeah, what he said

[@anonymouscustomer4252]

There was most definitely a bobble. But the call of a TD was correct. No way that gets overturned

[@Boss3Nate]

@@genghiskhan9269 it was clearly a touchdown... your tears clouded your vision

[@arrowcorpus2976]

Objectively I don't think you know what objectively means.

[@j4ce4201]

That TD after Zinter went down was the greatest play of the game! Corum you're a GOAT! GO 💙💛

[@rickydavis1051]

I was at the game. That Zak Zinter moment was special. Joel ain’t lying when he said that place was loud. Anybody that’s a true Michigan fan knows what he means to this program and this 3 year turnaround. People were crying. What an experience at the game. That place was ELECTRIC. GO BLUE! 〽️

[@reconsoldier135]

I was there and it was an amazing experience to be a part of

[@ernestkovach3305]

The classiest fans on the planet.

[@JMan-24]

Joel’s 3 critical points missed one. Mich’s offense imposed their will on OSU in the 2nd half scoring on all 4 possessions including the last one where they milked 7 mins off the clock. That drive “was the game”.

[@kevinjohnston4923]

Ironically OSU D would have been better off if they played like last year at that point for a quicker score.

[@jongrotrian5067]

@@kevinjohnston4923lol

[@TheSchaef47]

I think "imposing their will" is kind of strong language for a team that tried to win the game kicking field goals. Both teams punted only one time in the second half and Michigan had only one more drive than Ohio State. And they still gave Ohio State the ball with time and a chance to win. Technically, the game was won or lost on that awful throw McCord made in the first quarter, but that final quarter came down to him getting hit as he was throwing the ball.

[@JMan-24]

@@TheSchaef47 That’s fair, probably too strong wording. Mich moved the ball the length of the field into scoring range on every possession in the second half. The one punt from OSU was a 3 and out immediately after the TD putting the D right back on the field for another long drive. It’s hard to win running 3 plays in almost a quarter.

[@TheSchaef47]

@@JMan-24 More to the point, it's hard to win when you're trying to win the field position battle, and the defense does its job, but the punter puts the ball into orbit, and then the quarterback almost immediately throws one of the worst balls I've seen all year. That immediately reversed the field and was basically an automatic TD for Michigan, and after that point Ohio State is playing from behind. They had enough talent to win this game but I'm not sure they had enough to overcome a mistake that colossal in a game where the team with the fewest mistakes wins.

[@Ndihrkop]

UM needs to keep Sherrone. Even just as a OC he has been such a morale booster especially after the Penn State game. This team is playing for each other. This year is all Harbaugh and Sherrone

[@jeffrhodes8103]

This year is all the players, the coach has been suspended twice

[@philliplamay5923]

He will succeed Jimmy years down the road. I think Jimmy has built a family. With everything they’ve gone through, don’t be surprised when you see this staff stay intact for years to come as well! JJ and Don are gonna come back too ;)

[@TyDomi]

Yep! He won his 1st game against Ohio State. Not many coaches can say that. After the way he coached The Game I’d vote Moore as the next UofM coach

[@catbyte0679]

My friend has been at nearly every UM home game for the last 20 years and she said she's never heard the crowd as loud as they were after Zinter went down. Until the interception to end the game, that is, lol. I think the crowd was an unnamed MVP for that game, especially after Zinter's injury.

[@MichealGoldberg1997]

Hey Georgia fan here...great game by both fan bases. When my bulldogs aren't playing I root for the maize and blue. But some Michigan sports shows say this was a dominant Michigan win...in some respects yes as they never trailed! But Ohio was much more prepared and I liked that! I pray both kids are healthy on each side..get ready for a great playoff and bowl season! I love this sport

[@SGBassplayer]

Michigan never trailed in the game but it felt like they were chasing points for the entire 4th quarter. We as Michigan fans like to romanticize the John Cooper era at Ohio State but the truth is most of the wins we had against them during that time period were pretty much like this one; grinding, unnerving, take a couple of months off the end of your life-type stress fests. I’m getting too old for this 💩, but #GoBlue 💛💙

[@Marlowe2407]

That's The Ohio State University Buckeyes Stephen, not "Ohio" University Bobcats!

[@Cheebaroni812]

I think the right team won the game but it wasn’t dominant. Michigan was better when they had to be.

[@MichealGoldberg1997]

​@@Marlowe2407I stand corrected Ohio State!

[@MichealGoldberg1997]

@SGBassplayer Well said my friend! We are all getting older, but the ride ain't over! Let's get ready for a great championship/playoffs/bowl season!

[@jeffreylaing3142]

Joel Klatt's analysis is head and shoulders above his contemporaries. His ability to tell a story and relay the emotion in the stadium during the Zinter injury, shows that he is the best in the business!

[@hearmonheardjr8065]

Along with his Ohio State bias. How’s Ohio State World Famous?

[@hearmonheardjr8065]

Still making excuses . Should’ve Would’ve Could’ve

[@TyDomi]

Over the Harbaugh era I’ve seen Joel on The Heard he’s always supported Jim and the Wolverines

[@stevereschke3317]

25 minutes in all I've heard is what a great coach Ryan Day is, why Kyle McCord isn't to blame and how the Michigan touchdown shouldn't have counted. Seems like play and coaching from McCarthy, Corum and Moore might have merited more of a mention.

[@SG-jv5zi]

Thank you for that story about Zak Zinter & the crowd... I missed that. Man, it's great to be a Michigan Wolverine (fan living in Ohio my whole life)

[@joshuabennett8110]

Same here.....born and raised in the GLASS CITY!

[@TheChiefsfan88]

Holy Toledo!@@joshuabennett8110

[@kylemeachum5317]

I'm sorry Joel, I normally agree with you but you and your broadcast team were very one sided this weekend and today. Its more like Michigan didn't have a chance to win this game.

[@markothesharko]

Been a big fan of Michigan football all my life, and Joel and Gus for several years now. Appreciate the normally unbiased coverage. It did get tiring to hear Gus: "THE .... WORLD FAMOUS OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY!!!! and the University of Michigan". Just because the Bucknuts say that, doesn't mean the rest of the world should. Then it was "Maserati Marv", but after Corum's TD, post Zak Zinter injury it was 5 or 10 seconds of just dead air. I wish you had said some of what you explained here during that time. I went back and watched again, and I suggest the producers do the same. Again, constructive criticism from a fan. It was noticeable. GO BLUE!

[@jeffreyleckrone7593]

Thank you I noticed too!!!

[@motokawidude6491]

Not a fan of Joel or Gus, Joel always introduces doubt on close plays, clearly has no courage to just call the play as it was, the ball crossed the goal line and RW clearly had possession, Joel introduced doubt because he wants to sound like a good analyst. Gus, need a say more, what a joke. RD lost to an assistant coach, he's good, not great, not an excellent coach.

[@douglasjedele7219]

It was ridiculous play calling. Had to turn the volume off because of the bias and turn on the radio to listen. I like Klatt but Gus has to go.

[@sethkrueger9294]

I absolutely loved hearing Gus and Joel calling The Game in '21 and the B1G Championship in '22. Gus had some memorable calls in those games, and Joel did some excellent analysis. To say I was shocked when I heard them come out the gate swinging hard for Ohio State this year would be an understatement.

[@garysimons1608]

I think had the Wilson catch been in the field of play it would have been called different. But he had enough control when he broke the plane.

[@jeffreyleckrone7593]

Thank you exactly there is a replay showing defense make a final yank after ball crossed goal line in Wilson's possession.

[@skinnytictac]

Also his knee is down before the yank. No one is talking about it but he may have been a half yard short when his knee hit the ground.

[@EarlyRiser71]

That was an interception all the way. I don't like either teams but that was a terrible call. If the ball is moving (and it was) there was no possession.

[@SeanTheRuthless]

I would like to formally apologize to Ryan Day. I was hypercritical of him not running CJ Stroud but now knowing that McCord was going to be the one coming in for Stroud if he got hurt. I understand why he didn't want to run CJ

[@stevenschmidt3464]

McCord basically had the same game as Stroud did last year. 2 TD, 2 INT, 60% pass pct.

[@SeanTheRuthless]

@@stevenschmidt3464 Stats may be similar but the games were completely different. Stroud was down 20 and had to force the ball to try and make something happen

[@gmh471]

I thought McCord played a very good game, much better than those of us who root for Michigan expected. The first INT was partially on him, but it was also partially on Harrison for not fighting for position. That will be Harrison's one issue at the next level because speed and finesse alone do not make for a dominant NFL receiver (but he is freaking good in any event). The second INT was a desperation throw because McCord absolutely could not take a sack at that point. Certainly, his lack of mobility played into it, but he is who he is. McCord will be better than solid in 2024.

[@ThreadAndCircuses1]

McCord played average, people act like he was awful. He had the highest passer rating vs Michigan this year and in Michigan's last 21 games. He was a first year starter, will get better. Even Joe Burrow his first year as a starter had bad games vs Miami, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi St, Bama, and Louisiana Tech.

[@SeanTheRuthless]

@@gmh471 It's not just the INT's but he should've had another one in the first half but Stover broke it up. The amount of missed passes throughout the season is way too much. He doesn't throw with anticipation and he isn't nearly as accurate as Stroud. Plus he isn't mobile at all.

[@MrChickinface]

“Some people are born on third base and act like they’ve hit a triple.” -Jim Harbaugh

[@KenPierpont]

Work on some new, original material.

[@mattpayne1725]

Why its gold LOL@@KenPierpont

[@MrChickinface]

@@KenPierpont “Some people are born on third base and act like they’ve hit a triple.” -Jim Harbaugh

[@iexist14]

What Day has to change is his mindset .. it’s not he has lost three in a row it’s yes we lost three - one was legit and I was only coach not Urban not Tressel that made Michigan quit. He needs to regain that ..

[@KenPierpont]

@@mattpayne1725 :)

[@strokin3s]

Joel, we know you are an OSU fan, that was evident in your broadcasting with your colleague! Go Blue! 💪💪💪

[@DeltronFF]

Thanks so much for sharing the Zak Zinter story.. I had no idea about the stadium chanting and picking the team up when they appeared devastated. Because as you said, we were in commercial. That’s an epic story and the fact Blake Corum takes the next snap to the house and flashes Zaks number.. things like this a part of what makes sports so special. #GoBlue 〽️

[@austin6446]

Hearing the roar of the crowd after that int will absolutely never get old

[@ballybrad504]

As a Michigan fan since 93’ I was 8 yrs old when I started watching this team. Joel is right OSU fans don’t get rid of DAY because this what we did to LLOYD CARR in 08’ . We ran him out because we wanted change for change sake getting RICH ROD was a insane move & it started those long hard miserable yrs from 09’-19’ . Don’t call for your coach’s head unless you get a real good replacement in line. DAY is a good coach he just have to figure it out but until then I’m enjoying this run GOOOOO BLUE !!

[@jeffs.692]

I lived thru the John Cooper years, he was 2-10 against the TTUN. When there was talk about replacing him, everyone was saying "who ya gonna get?” Then they hired Jim Tressel, how did that work out for ttun?

[@ballybrad504]

@@jeffs.692 I mean I get it I lived through that era as well but it hasn’t gotten that bad. Now if he drops another game he may need to be demoted or fired.

[@DeshCanter]

And besides, why would Michigan fans want to get rid of the 2nd coming of John Cooper? We have Ryan Day’s number and live rent free in his head 24/7/365. We know he doesn’t really give a lot of thought to his team outside his QB and WR corps. Everyone else gets shoveled off to assistants and neglected. He’s the perfect guy to play against for a power team like us.

[@jeffs.692]

@@DeshCantersad, but true. But remember Harbaugh was 0-5 at one time & the consensus was that if he’d lost in 2020. He would of been gone

[@stedman8778]

​@@jeffs.692Harbaugh was 0-5 against an established coach and program while trying to completely overhaul Michigan. 2016 was controversial to put it lightly. "Born on 3rd" hurts Day so much because it's true. He was given the keys to a Ferrari and didn't change the oil.

[@synyster__2120]

Been saying it as a Michigan fan for a while. OSU would be insane to let Ryan Day go, and that's not a troll.

[@shaanpatel9474]

fr if day played the bummy teams urban did he'd be treated like jesus

[@itsaccer7443]

As a Michigan fan I want them to fire him so bad. It would be so funny because there is nobody better than day available to coach

[@fernandonieves8847]

I get it Joel. I was one of the person that felt strongly about your comment. Please understand the sensitivity we Michgan fans have with all the scrutiny towards our program and the integrity of our institution. Having said that now that you've explained the reason why your commentary, I do get it. My point on that play is that Roman had control of the ball when he broke the plane, which at that moment crossing the goal line is a TD. At the end its what the review official determined.

[@brentj.peterson6070]

MICHIGAN's strength under Harbaugh is in the trenches. The final piece was recruiting speed to complete with the Georgia's and O-h-i-o's. Knowing "plays" has nothing to do with roster improvement. FACT. This is Michigan's best shot to win it all.🏆

[@Atwater20]

I really think the game came down to Ohio State's defense not being able to stop Michigan. Before the victory kneel-down, Michigan scored on six of seven possessions. They also couldn't get a stop on Michigan's final drive as they ate up the clock. They just couldn't stop Michigan.

[@CertifiedSupplyChainPro]

Joel Klatt was meat riding Ohio State the whole game

[@robayatollah]

On Me!!!😂

[@smosca096]

I agree - he and Gus were so over the top on OSU. Did they have bets or stock in OSU - my goodness.

[@johnnywebb2351]

Agreed 👍🏾

[@johnnywebb2351]

​@@smosca096😂

[@duhdoy08]

Truth. Sitting in section 14, it was EERILY silent during Zinter's injury until the chant of support for Zak. It started with a guy shouting around section 7 or 8 "We love you Zak!", then the chant began around sections 16 thru 19.

[@alexgutierrez5285]

Good ear lol the guy a few rows behind me started the chant and I was in 18

[@billyyank5807]

Cool,no one cares about the sections chanting or where it began. Irrelevant.

[@surfingonsunshine]

Accurate. Plus there were two women at separate times that threw out a “Let’s go blue” and “Go Bucs” chant. Crowd quickly snuffed their attempts. I will also say I firmly believe buckeyes joined the “let’s go zak” chant. I truly appreciated the community around a young man in a way similar to Steelers fans sending off Chubb. Faith in humanity.

[@duhdoy08]

@@surfingonsunshine the buck-nuts around me did not chant for zak. they weren't rude or hateful about it but they didn't cheer for him.

[@duhdoy08]

@@billyyank5807 i care...so there's one.

[@ModeloLoveMeLongTime]

So when a player secures a reception and then breaks the plain of the end zone it's a touchdown let alone doing all of that and the players knee touching down inside of the end zone it's then obviously a touchdown so I have no clue why there was even a debate on that Roman Wilson touchdown.

[@austinadams7120]

Yeah I was confused about that too. Knee was down as the ball came out. I think the refs were debating if he even had control but the ball was in both hands and slightly wobbly but 4 or 5 steps with the ball and knee down on the endzone. I get the review in the control aspect but it definitely was a td.

[@TheSchaef47]

The debate was whether he had control. None of the other stuff you're talking about matters. If he had control, it's a touchdown, if he didn't have control, it's an interception. That was the entire call.

[@gmh471]

@@TheSchaef47 There should not have been a debate. Wilson caught the ball cleanly with his hands. No bobble. The ball crossed the plane of the goal. Play is officially over when that happens. Touchdown.

[@TheSchaef47]

@@gmh471 I don't agree that he had secured the football.

[@gmh471]

@@TheSchaef47 I don't know what to say to that. Objectively he had secured the football. It wasn't even close so I cannot fathom what you disagree with. Catching the ball with your hands and taking steps equals a secured football. Once that ball crosses the plane of the goal (meaning the moment it passes the beginning of the white line), it doesn't matter what happens after that. And, even then, the ball was secured by Wilson in his arm when he fell on his back, which was after his knee went down in the end zone (again, not necessary one the ball broke the plane). The play was long over by then.

[@drewblue1164]

How in the world is the Wilson TD not a TD? He clearly has possession as the ball crosses the goal line. Then AFTER that he’s stripped of the ball. TD all day long in any universe!

[@dennisg3000]

BROKE THE GOAL PLANE. Rare case where JOEL SHOULD CORRECT HIS MISTAKE ON NEXT PODCAST. #Shameful

[@jacobhaire4364]

had abt as much control on the ball as i have over my nicotine addiction lol

[@soulsurfer12123]

he never had possesion. he didn’t complete full control idk how you michigan fans deny this its not hard too see

[@jlsabinas8578]

Preach!

[@MrMabloom]

@@soulsurfer12123 Unfortunately, I thought he had enough control.

[@olumbafamilyfaith9396]

Anybody see how marvin harrison could have blocked that interception from happening but was afraid of the contact? roman wilson was right, not physically tough enough, this is supposed to be a heisman candidate?

[@ml1754]

I think he's a first round pick...#2 maybe so...Wilson will be selling insurance in 5 years MHJ will be driving a Maserati...just a fact.

[@midwestmonstar]

I just want you to admit that you was rooting for for Ohio State. You and Gus clearly we all heard the call Joel…It’s all good we still love you as a commentator💯💯

[@nelsongn9]

They do it every year actually

[@soulsurfer12123]

gus johnson is actually a michigan guy

[@Cheebaroni812]

Gus is from Michigan and a die hard Michigan fan

[@xolborg]

Hey Joel, I'm a Michigan fan and want to say that you are The Best and The Most Objective college football analyst! I disagree with you on Roman Wilson's TD but I can see where you're coming from and really appreciate your honest view.

[@smh0825]

Glad to see the consensus that Klatt and Gus were CLEARLY favoring OSU on Saturday. Very disappointing to listen to from 2 guys I greatly respect. Klatt still looks disappointed that OSU lost

[@hockeylax0115]

Klatt is and always has been a Michigan truther. Big Michigan fan and I love Joel.

[@keithlonghurst6572]

I 100% agree with you!

[@TrentG23]

I'm a Michigan Fan, but people saying Ryan Day needs to go must have forgotten that Harbaugh was 0-5 against Urban Meyer, and he's still the coach. Harbaugh could leave at any time, and it's not like this 2023 edition was a blowout. You guys have a good coach that almost beat Georgia last year if it wasn't for a missed FG. Grass isn't always greener on the otherside..

[@HeyArnoldGotAFootballHead]

Harbaugh took over a team that won 5 games the year before. Ryan day took over a team that averaged 11 wins under Meyer and won 7 str8 vs Michigan. On top of that OSU always has more talent it’s not the same. They literally have 3 5 ⭐️ WRs and Harrison.

[@motokawidude6491]

RD lost to an assistant coach! If JH lost to an assistant he would be criticized to no end. RD inherited a great team, while JH inherited a team that was in need of a rebuild of talent and culture.

[@zubrickadvisors6742]

Joel, you hit the nail on the head. I have been going to the games at Michigan Stadium since I was 11 years old. That is 54 years ago. I graduated in 1980. I have NEVER heard what I heard on Saturday and I too was yelling for Zack, and I thought that then. THIS IS LOUD-IT'S EVERYBODY!! This is a special cheer for a special kid. And that crowd did come alive and that team did come alive and seeing Zack lift his arm in DEFIANCE of his injury and in support of his teammates, I'll never ever forget that. Thank you for bringing it to life again. And I know that Zack will recover and heal and be a great NFL player. Thanks Man.

[@GoBlue4lyfe]

EVERY SINGLE TIME the camera would show Sheron’s Moore, he had the “COOL,’CALM,’& COLLECTIVE” look! Like he wasn’t worried the least little bit! GO BLUE

[@davidstrominger1945]

no one cares

[@timothybonter9167]

You cared enough to comment. 🤡

[@icemastergeraldsilk]

Joel, I can't tell you how fortunate I feel to have had you and Gus and your crew call so many Michigan games these last few years. You're the best in the business, and this clip is probably the best bit of Michigan talk I've heard all year. Really moving. Thanks for what you do!

[@winnguyen443]

The Wilson play was a Touchdown . Pretty easy call on replay. Ya, a lot of people including Klatt were on the Ohio State good guy narrative. Klatt did pretty good at hiding it most of the game. Sorry though Joel, it leaked out on this play. Keep working Joel, I know you can , and have done better.

[@Cheebaroni812]

I agree that was definitely a td

[@davidknaebe5123]

Yeah for sure a TD. I agree with what seemed to be a bias broadcast by both Joel and Gus. A lot of favoritism for Ohio on every drive and every flag thrown. It seemed like that narrative had to be broadcast because of the scandal accusations. Maybe the network wanted it slanted that way. All good. GO BLUE!!!

[@hopchocky]

Agreed TD. Disagree Klatt hid his he Ohio good guy narrative. It was pretty bad in the second half.

[@clausenplumbingllc]

Being a huge fan of Joel, I was very disappointed how biased towards Ohio St he seemed to be calling the game.

[@ericgomez9329]

Yes, I really like Joel Klatt, but I felt like Gus and Joel were all OSU as commentators. How many times Gus kept saying “world famous” he said it once last year. Maserati Marv. It got old.

[@jonconstant3914]

sometimes people overcompensate when they tend to lean one direction. Both Gus and Klatt are blue sympathizers, with Gus himself being an actual documented fan. They definitely were trying to stay objective but pushed it too far the other direction.

[@creefer]

Or maybe, and hear me out, you are clearly biased so that anything said that wasn't to your liking was like nails on a chalkboard.

[@ericgomez9329]

@@creefer I would say you’re correct if it was just one person saying it. The comments on here say otherwise. Other people who watched that game seem to have the same opinion about how they called the game. They called the game the last two years and I felt like they called the game pretty evenly, just not this year. That is just my opinion.

[@creefer]

@@ericgomez9329 Fans everywhere act the same. It's just like how everyone thinks the drivers in their city are the worst, or the refs are out to get them. It obviously can't be true if both sides thinks it's true, but everyone is sure it is.

[@NickNoga24]

Ryan day didn't have more difficult calls. He had the entire media on his side including the commentators through the entirety of the game. Stop making excuses for Ohio states decision making.

[@briancarr8766]

Hey Joel, please tell your partner to stop referring to Ohio State as "world famous". Thank you!

[@bmuhleman]

I think Michigan should Trademark The Winningest Program in College Football History. 💯

[@josephgamble1]

Win a chip first - but we all know that ain't happening you'll get dog walked in the playoff again.

[@jasonferguson6753]

Little Gus would choke on that one.

[@jthavin]

@@jasonferguson6753gus is a michigan fan ?

[@jasonferguson6753]

@@jthavin Gus “world famous Ohio state” johnson

[@justingale3463]

@@jasonferguson6753he’s a Michigan fan

[@weekendwarrior8334]

First, Gus and Joel are the best in the business. However this broadcast was not their best. It honestly felt like they were trying to will OSU to victory. Especially Gus on that last drive pleading with them to get the ball to MHJ.

[@jthavin]

hes being realistic they needed to get the ball to marv to win the game and gus johnson is actually a michigan guy born and raised

[@ChicoProductions2012]

Yes. I have always been a fan of Gus, but his biases seemed evident against Michigan.

[@erikwill2891]

Yawn… this is not true at all.

[@drewdozerthaprophet9568]

Go Bucks! ⭕️🙌🙏⭕️🌰🌰 Michigan was sick and tired of hearing about this alleged cheating scandal, and they wanted to prove to the world they don’t need to cheat to be kings of the B1G. Hats off to Coach Moore and the Michigan Wolverines on a fantastic performance. I love Ohio state football like I love a brother, and this loss is a tough pill to swallow, but let’s be honest, Michigan wanted this more. That being said I think the future is bright for Ohio state and I hope we play well in whatever bowl game we play in. No excuses Buckeye nation! This team will be back in national contention next year, and for years to come! Go Bucks!

[@Metaintelligencia]

Ohio…with emojis nice I see what you did there and yes your comment is spot on GG that Ohio state defense I wasn’t willing to give credit (bc notre dame outside of estime and nobody in the big ten has an offense) but it’s definitely good

[@christiansmith2104]

They certainly are. This game has proven OSU-Mich to be the all-time greatest rivalry in sports. Love that it’s back to being the rivalry it should be. Go Blue!

[@Cattle_Snacks]

Very honorable post. The respect that our fanbases should show each other. 👏 Good game.

[@NETTAHER28]

McCord isn't the guy, he's one and done for yall.

[@drewdozerthaprophet9568]

@@Cattle_SnacksGood game indeed. I don’t think Honda McCord was ready for a stage this big. I hope next year is different.

[@travmarquee3213]

I told Michigan fans the same thing about not running off JH. Here is the difference, JH has revived a program from the dead. He rebuilt it piece by piece. Ryan Day is a trust fund baby. He got a program that Meyer and Tressel built. OSU has top level NFL talent everywhere as well. When Day plays equal or greater competition, he loses. Should they fire him? Ehhhh, not necessarily. As a Michigan fan I’d love him to get a lifetime contract! Realistically, who else is available? Ryan Day spends much of his time telling us how tough his team is and can’t prove it on field. Haurbagh built this program like all his other successful programs and that is in his image. Power, discipline, defense, toughness and trenches. Day is having an identity crisis and that’s because he’s a trust fund baby. He hasn’t had to build anything.

[@mrkshearer]

Having all the supposed talent doesn't make it easier. Too many of them are entitled. They tend to rely on their athleticism . When they meet comparable athletes they don't always work as hard as players that have to work for it.

[@travmarquee3213]

@@mrkshearer that’s fair. Then, that means the coach has a soft culture. That’s in the identity of the program.

[@jongrotrian5067]

UM fan here. I think Day is a fantastic coach despite his “inheritance”.

[@travmarquee3213]

@@jongrotrian5067 yep, gonna need something to show for all those gifts.

[@Champion-Media07]

Day has lost 7 games in 5 years. He's coaching one of the top 3 or 4 programs in the country and has only lost to teams as good or better than the ones he's fielded. It happens. Half of those losses have been virtual coin tosses where 1 play against an equal or superior opponent shanged the game. Bad coaching is when you lose to teams that are inferior, and I don't think that's happened. The one coaching decision I will always question was not going for it on 4th and short against Georgia last year after Smart sniffed out the fake punt and called timeout. Just line up and do the push like everybody else and that game is over, Ohio St wins the natty and this conversation isn't even started.

[@mwdollar]

What a game!! What two teams!! Great coaching, great players, great plays. This always means more than the Superbowl to most of us here in Michigan. It did indeed live up to the hype.

[@richarddean3154]

I know how you feel regarding the chant for the injured player. No matter what the situation, when real, uplifting emotion is expressed by a group - I love it and it makes me love the world.

[@dannybo6495]

Hearing our band play at anytime gives me goosebumps but hearing it at the end after the int sent electricity thru my soul HAIL! GO BLUE〽️🇺🇦

[@2580robocop]

as a lifelong non casual fan, seeing this deeper side of things from the booth is really entertaining to me. Always love to hear your takes. You and Gus are the my favorite duo in football. perfect mix of fun energy and technicality.

[@BoverdeseKnuttz]

Joel I love you man, been watching for years, die hard Michigan fan. You gonna sit here and tell me you and Gus weren’t riding OSU’s jockstrap the entire game? What’d you guys throw some money on the buckeyes? You guys sounded very partial to the scarlet and grey lol

[@dane9093]

they avoid cheaters

[@BoverdeseKnuttz]

@@dane9093 lmao awww did your wittle footbaw team miss the pwayoffs again this year? Poor baby your tears taste DELICIOUS tho!

[@dane9093]

@@BoverdeseKnuttz lol you had eight years of tears so you really had lot of practice. michigan fans now remind me of Penn State fans during the JoePa-Sandusky scandal. protect your football brand and cult worship of corrupt head coach

[@BoverdeseKnuttz]

@@dane9093 Aww it’s okay wittle boy, I know you buckeyes love living in the past. Maybe Day can beat Louisville in the preparation h toilet bowl next month and redeem himself!

[@dane9093]

@@BoverdeseKnuttz lol don’t worry about the world famous Ohio State Buckeyes. Cheater U though will get stomped on in the playoffs in their usual fashion and embarrass the B10. How many bowl game victories? Even with your cheating you still lose 😂

[@freddiesowards1002]

Joel, the more I listen to you I realize you are a lot better human being than a sports broadcaster. And you’re one of the best broadcasters I have listened to.

[@SavedInANanosecond.]

Michigan is just nastier. Both sides of LOS. They want it more and have a better culture Harbaugh has built. Big Recruiting Day for Michigan!!!!

[@josephgamble1]

Harbaugh lost 6 in a row. Lol culture? Lol

[@jefftrout2743]

This is exactly what I appreciate about your analysis. Reasoned, logical, rational approach without emotion, while still recognizing the emotion involved on both sides. The best quote is what you said about change; "you never make a change for changes sake. If you change, what are you changinging for the better?" All those calling for Day's head on a pike, need to ask themselves that question. Same for McCord. I have been highly critical of his decision making and accuracy, but who is the better option? There isn't one. So you have to trust those around him along with experience will make him better. It's very frustrating to experience as a fan, but you are exactly right. What change could you make to improve things and not just satisfy anger? Great job!

[@wilks1878]

I get the whole he's 56-7 or whatever, but let's be real. 95% of those wins could have been won with a toddler holding the playsheet.

[@Polack-ml9fh]

Exactly. Ohio state wins because they are stacked with talent. They win because they out talent other teams. When they need to out coach teams, they can’t do it.

[@7782estesm]

The people touting 56-7 are the same people that were saying Michigan wasn’t that good because they don’t play anybody. Haha, yeah….because most of the Big Ten sucks. If the only good team you play each year is Michigan and you lose every year, you might not actually be all that good of a coach.

[@Adivisgclaymation]

Emotionally, Day is a toddler. So you're definitely right.

[@chuckcollins2349]

The 56 wins don't even matter.

[@ml1754]

@@chuckcollins2349 kind of like your last 3 seasons after the NCAA vacates your record for cheating. That said your team won't win the CFP again this year...you're just not built to do it...and if OSU sucks so bad what does that mean for your CFP chances...see previous sentence.

[@ernestkovach3305]

Very revealing Mister Klatt. Touching. Kudos to the M team and the University of Michigan fans. What they did restores one's faith in humanity. Not everything out there in our increasingly divisive and sometimes ugly society is sad. Your eloquent account of what transpired in the UM stadium was truly inspiring . Thank you,sir. Keep up the good work.

[@Airtraffic101]

No Head Coach…. Lost your best Offensive Lineman. Lost your best Corner Back. Ryan Day just got punked by a coach who was assuming 3 roles as Offensive Line Coach, Offensive Coordinator and Head Coach.

[@joshuabennett8110]

😁......absolutely love it! GOOOOO BBBLLUUUEEE!

[@MrDJayOfficial]

You’re going to post this on every reaction apparently, so I’ll respond accordingly: Ryan Day did not lose that game. The Ohio State football team did. Michigan is the better team and the better team won. Period.

[@DaManAWu]

Ryan Cooper Day is a great coach. Let him coach. Plus Gene Smith is on the phone with Big Ten commissioner, need a bigger handicap next year. Maybe suspend the HC, OC, and DC? Or the starting defense for looking at the sideline for play calls?

[@thedude9892]

Zak we love you; God Bless and heal fast. You are MICHIGAN. I was at that game with my son. 65 every Michigan fans favorite player! Go Blue

[@thedogs3467]

Michigan vs everybody. Even the announcers.

[@JMichael-xc7uu]

I saw the highlights of the Roman Wilson TD- sure looked good to me- I don’t see why it was a question

[@dturner1160]

Joel..Michigan fans have been called arrogant...I can say this....I live and work in the Charlotte, NC area....a good friend of mine is an App St grad. He was in Ann Arbor on 9-1-07. He told me that before, during, and even after that game with the way it ended...the Michigan fans were nothing but class in their interactions with him and his group.

[@rudewalrus5636]

I'm a Michigan man and I don't like Ryan Day, but the man's a good coach. No way should he lose his job over this. He's lost one game that wasn't against Michigan or in the CFP (i.e. a nationally top team). ONE. In FIVE years. I get it, but sheesh....

[@sly-1429]

The Zak chant was so special and it will be a memorable moment for me forever. I am so glad I went to this game. Someone could've heard a pin drop, it was so quiet when it first happened then it got so loud so quick. The chant happened a couple of times.

[@MatrixMayyhem]

I love ya Joel but for the first time in a long time I could not stand your call on it, it was completely one sided both you and Gus both prayed for osu to win.. whenever Michigan made a big play there was no excitement, the Roman Willson touchdown you was quick to say no touchdown.. it was too obvious that the win made it even more sweeter 〽️ GO BLUE

[@Troymvp]

Thank you @joelklatt for sharing that incredible story of what happened during commercial break of the Zach injury. Wished the cameras was still on to have seen that

[@robertparrish5262]

The punter had a good game too with a 57 yard avg and pinning O.S. at the 3 in a critical situation.

[@TomHarmonFanClub]

Well Joel Klatt, you are awesome brother. You made me emote as I listened to your recasting of the Zack Zinter injury. My goodness man. I got a tear on my face. Appreciate your candor, analysis and the human empathy and compassion in the moment in that space. Wow. Thanks brother. The kids were amazing on both sides. M fan alllll my 55 years. I ❤ the Maize and Blue since I was a 5 year old kid, sneaking to listen to the great Bob Ufer on Saturday after “church” when TV and radio was forbidden until after Sabbath sunset. I ❤ the M. Michigan is a working class state. Detroit where I grew up birthed the middle class in America. We appreciate hard work, tough minded folks. M has united the entire area (less Sparty) in times of great turmoil and conflict. Bo was a great figure for me. Ricky Leach my first college football hero. ❤ the Blue and appreciate your show. Daily listener my man. Hailing Zack!!!

[@JeffreyMyers-wz8br]

Michigan fan here all my life, thought both teams played great. Did not care for Gus constantly saying the world renown OS buckeyes. Also their fans always saying TTUN. We fans need to start our own for them. TTBU the team beneath or below us!

[@MrGb1965]

Don’t lower yourself.

[@marcusgrandon3640]

Joel, thank you so much for relating the story of the events surrounding the Zak Zinter accident. As a lifelong Michigan fan and attender of the school, I had no idea about the chanting and its impact. To give you some idea, I was listening to the live radio broadcast, yes radio, of The Game from my hotel room in Tokyo at like 4am or whatever time it was for me. When Zak went down, I certainly experienced a huge sadness as things unfolded. Then the jubilation of Blake's touchdown left me cheering alone quite emotionally in my hotel room. It wasn't until a bit later after the game that I could even watch Blake flash the 6-5 on a KZbin highlight video, and I think that I watched it about 10 times in a row. I had seen none of the footage from the field when Zak was being attended to. The Michigan radio announcers did make the point that Zak could have probably heard the roar of the crowd at the touchdown from somewhere down the tunnel. Thank you again for filling us in on the details for those of us who could not be there.

[@felixcharles9773]

That was by far the worse called game of the season. There’s bias, then there’s straight up unprofessionalism. Joel and Gus were the later this weekend, unfortunately. Commentators should not be rooting for a specific team to win.

[@coydaniel1647]

💯

[@mitchellschmalzer5309]

Nah , like I get how its easy for either fan base to think that way but they are gonna talk that way given that Michigan is the team on the streak so Ohio state is trying to win back. Im a die hard wolverine and yea joel and gus are gonna give the buckeyes there dues ( MHJ) during the broadcast just like Aiden got his two years ago.

[@rodrigok1220]

@@mitchellschmalzer5309I’ve watched a lot of games in this rivalry and I do not recall a time where the broadcast was that biased in favor of Mi. I like Joel and watch his podcast… but let’s call a spade a spade when we see it.

[@PaulHyunRealtor]

For which team did you think they rooting?

[@Boss3Nate]

Gus Johnson is a clear homer for ohio state... it's beyond annoying. Imagine calling ohio state the.... "World famous Ohio State Buckeyes....!!!!!!" every single time they play. Nobody calls them world famous... nobody but the overdramatic Gus fanboy Johnson

[@buckhorncortez]

If the receiver has control of the ball as the BALL crosses over the goal line - it's a touchdown. Whatever happens after that is immaterial. It's the same as going out of bounds. The play is OVER once the ball crosses the goal line or once the ball goes out of bounds. If you look at the play carefully, he had control of the ball when the ball went over the goal line. Correct call by the officials.

[@thevic8400]

More evenly played...because Michigan didn't have their HC. Great game though.

[@soslojoe01]

You mentioned the clear OPI call that was missed during the broadcast. That was another huge impact moment that could have shifted the outcome of the game in a big way. You are so right about how thin the margins were in this game!

[@freeclimb5487]

You had a terrible take on Wilson's TD. Wilson clearly had control of the ball (pinned to his chest) as he crossed the goal line. Anything after that is mute because the play is over. Not to mention his knee was down as well.

[@derekbell9610]

I had goosebumps while chanting let’s go Zack! Great experience being at this game. There was no way we could lose!

[@n8barnhart]

I love your show Joel and never miss it. You are the best analyst on Fox and have always enjoyed when you call our games.

[@samuelmilton742]

I was fortunate to be at "The Game" this weekend. The way you presented and described the Zak Zinter moment was utterly superb! I have shared and watched it over and over again. Wonderful job!

[@danoqamyasharahla6544]

As a Buckeye's fan, I'm proud to be a part of the Big Ten and Sherrone Moore stepping up as a leader of the team. I love seeing a brotha making his dream come true.

[@awright2988]

Wish all the Buckeye fans were like you!

[@Joe4realestate]

Always great podcasts, but this was your best. Appreciate you sharing what we missed on television. Thanks for bringing the emotion to the show.

[@softshoes]

The refs called the catch by Wilson a td, replayed confirmed it. Case closed, only point on dwelling on it is because they were unhappy with the end results. It was a great game, leave it at that.

[@JohnPepp]

In my view, that play didn't provide enough conclusive evidence to overturn the call. While the slow-motion replay might suggest a lack of control over the football, it appeared differently at normal speed. If referees begin overturning calls without clear, definitive footage contradicting the original decision, then the purpose of video replay reviews comes into question.

[@CeezeeDee]

Klatt is the best thing go happen to college football in decades. Just a class act to go along with incredible competence.

[@jasonfisher7625]

Day’s decisions were harder because Michigans defense put them in those situations. And the offense for Michigan made Moore’s decisions easier cause of the pressure we put in their defense. So you have no argument that Michigan had easier decisions. The players and coaches made it like that.

[@CoreyFSnowden]

You just said Day's decisions were harder because Michigans defense put them in those situations, but also said that there is no argument that Michigan had easier decisions.

[@motokawidude6491]

Really, 3 plays is what decided the game? Never mind that UM scored on every possession they had the ball in the 2nd half, ball control on UM's last drive, RD getting out coached by an assistant, 4th down conversions, made crucial field goals. I wish these games were called by commentators and analyst that can call the game for what it really is ... UM clearly won on more that '3 plays.'

[@hopchocky]

Klatts worse call after the Roman catch was saying that the refs made a great call when Mason Graham got a holding call.

[@BP7BlackPearl]

U did a great job staying neutral as the announcer. I could detect a slight OU bias, but it was very, very small, and didn't ruin the broadcast at all.

[@EncouragingChristFollowers]

Michigan never trailed in the game but the way it was called you would have thought OSU was winning by 2 touchdowns. They kept talking OSU up like they were dominating the game and they never were. Terrible commentary.

[@danielallenbutler1782]

It's clear that Joel isn't feeling well, as this is his least polished You Tube video, at least that I've seen in the time I've been watching them. Which is why I want to say "Thank you, Joel, for making the effort to produce this video." You comments and analysis are excellent as always, as are the insights you provide into a head coach's decsion-making process. Much appreciated.

[@karanmehta2008]

Joel has to give more credit to Moore, he said that he didn't have to make as many tough decisions as Day, but as a coach isn't that a good thing? Moore's gameplan was set up and excuted well so that he didn't have to make those tough decisions. Not saying that Day is a bad coach and that he needs to be replaced, but you can't make an excuse for him saying that "he has battle scars and had to make tough decisions". All of those excuses are within a coach's control. Give credit to Moore for preparing the better team and executing a good gameplan.

[@awright2988]

Klatt & Cowherd are the best pair of Sports Talk guys in the business right now! Just genuine and honest!

[@kyleensaunders9008]

Started watching your show this year, and because you've been very unbiased, I've enjoyed it; however, last years and this years games were biased. All osu has to do is blink, and they get credit, while michigan has to get some big play to get any. While I've enjoyed you and Gus, the constant biased 'world famous buckeyes' needs to stop. Y'all are there to report unbiased- that is your job- and that has not been the case the last few years. I've read many michigan fans' comments that they muted the game itself because of the love affair with osu. Y'all don't have to be michigan fans, but you do need to report facts, not opinion

[@bobbyboomer7194]

I was there brother, epic game. It was loud “let’s Go Zak!!!” Only fitting Touchdown Blake takes it in on next play. Go Blue!

[@bedfo1mj]

I've been lucky enough to have season tickets for Michigan Football for 3 seasons with my dad. In those seasons, I haven't seen them lose. This was the best game I've ever witnessed in person. And I was at the OSU game two years ago. I was at 2004 against MSU when we won in triple OT. This was still the best. Go Blue!

[@maxthecatt]

It was an amazing experience that I will never forget and we were INCREDIBLY loud. Go Blue 💛 🏈 💙

[@GregWittstockThePondGuy]

Bottom line the first turnover was the difference in the Game. 4 plays and 7 yards later that 7 points ultimately proved to be the difference Hostile environment, a first year starting QB and a bad mistake That’s not Coaching that’s how THE Game breaks sometimes P.S. The controversial TD that could have been ruled an interception but wasn’t could have nullified that turnover TD. Congrats to M but it could have easily gone the other way

[@garysimons1608]

Joel Klatts description of the Zinter injury was remarkable. You’re the best Joel!