OSU opens as 27.5 points favorite for The Game

Another thing to keep in mind is the fact that A&M got dinged for only beating LSU by 13.

The playoff committee is looking at style points big time this year.

I know it is hyperbole to say OSU is going to score 100, but they will not call off the dogs. If the game gets played, you're looking at OSU scoring a minimum of 55-60.

I could easily see a 63-10 type of score. 

Also, ESPNU radio was saying they earlier today that Fields is not one of the guys who will be out this week due to Covid, bc of course.

Also, get rid of Harbaugh now!

" I will watch every down, every snap so that as much hatred and vitriol as possible can build up inside of me."

Good luck.

There is currently an entire generation of mostly grown-up people living on this planet (the generation of people currently playing and being recruited to play CFB) that has never known any other reality aside from Michigan being OSU’s bitch. 
 

if you don’t want people to be so apathetic, maybe the team/coaches should get up, act like they give a fuck, punch above their weight and beat them when you’re not expected to every once in a while, like underdogs in almost every other major rivalry in existence aside from Michigan-OSU do.

I've only been a Michigan fan since 2013. I can't wait for my first win.

You seem to be under the false impression that Michigan actually occasionally shows up, punches above its weight and manages to beat a heavily-favored rival every once in a while like MSU does against us, or like Auburn does against Alabama. 
 

I have some sad news for you, my friend.

Being hit by at least six bombs and eleven torpedoes, resulting in a magazine explosion and the loss of 3055 out of 3332 crew members, pretty much sums up Michigan football in the 21st Century.

I forgot. That actually was my expectation some 2-3 years ago.  Now it is just a faint memory of my foolish past.  LIke, um, really, when the freak will Harbaugh open up the play book?

I'll probably record it, check the final score, and then decide whether to watch or erase the recording.  Given that a close loss and a blow-out loss to OSU are equally painful (I have LOTS of experience with both), the chances I'll be watching a Michigan upset are exceedingly small.  But hey, I will have the option if this is the one in a million chance.  (Like the People's Republic of China says, "he's one in a million; we have 1500 more just like him.")