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Social media reactions from Michigan Football’s loss to Ohio State

2025-11-29 20:45
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Social media reactions from Michigan Football’s loss to Ohio State

There was plenty to talk about during Saturday’s Michigan vs Ohio State football game. Here’s a look at some of the best reactions from around social media:

Social media reactions from Michigan Football’s loss to Ohio StateStory byNick DurandSat, November 29, 2025 at 8:45 PM UTC·4 min read

As expected, there was plenty to talk about during this year’s rendition of The Game when Michigan and Ohio State squared off. Here’s a look at some of the best reactions from around social media to the game and Michigan’s performance.

Michigan didn’t wait long for a big play, with Jordan Marshall going for 36 yards on the first play of the game. Michigan would settle for a field goal on the drive.Jyaire Hill comes up with a play for the defense, picking off Julian Sayin on Ohio State’s second play from scrimmage. Unfortunately, Michigan settles for another field goal.Michigan comes up with a goal line stand and forces Ohio State to kick a field goal after a lengthy drive. 6-3 Wolverines.Ohio State makes its a big play to take the lead — a 35-yard touchdown pass from Sayin to Jeremiah Smith on fourth down.Smith’s touchdown generated some controversy, as it appears he bobbled the ball before crossing the goal line.Another drive ends in a field goal for Michigan. The Wolverines have been able to move the ball, but have been going cold in opposing territory.Ohio State works in another touchdown drive before the half and is starting to get to Michigan’s defense. The Buckeyes will get the ball to start the second half, too.The wheels have come off at Michigan Stadium, as Sayin hits Carnell Tate for a 50-yard touchdown to make it a 24-9 game in the third quarter.Ohio State’s offense is really wearing down the Michigan defense in the fourth quarter. The Bucks have a decided edge in the rushing battle and are salting the game away with a lead.AdvertisementAdvertisement