Klatt pointed to Michigan's defensive line having a clear matchup advantage over Ohio State's offensive line heading into Saturday's game. The Buckeyes' O-line has been ravaged by injury this season, while the Wolverines' defensive front has been one of the best in college football throughout the year.

Joel Klatt was on the call for Michigan’s upset over Ohio State, witnessing first-hand the Wolverines’ monstrous victory inside Ohio Stadium. While the action on the field was memorable, so was the altercation afterwards.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day had a golden opportunity to show that he could beat Michigan as the Buckeyes were at home in a Wolverines down year, but they lost 13-10.

Week 14 of the college football season gave fans everything they could've possibly hoped for. There were big upsets, massive brawls, and some stunning results in Rivalry Week. As such, the next batch of College Football Playoff rankings should change drastically.

And just like that, the air has been taken out of Ohio State’s season. Another crushing loss to The Team Up North leaves players, coaches, and fans in a fury of emotion. This one stings a bit more seeing how the Buckeyes had every goal on the table while facing an inferior opponent and couldn’t get it done.

There's a growing sense that the Tennessee Vols are on a collision course with the Ohio State Buckeyes in the first round of the College Football Playoff. It's possible that Tennessee could end up playing a different opponent -- such as Indiana,

Week 14 saw plenty of upsets across college football. Ohio State lost to Michigan, Miami fell to Syracuse, and Thanksgiving night gave us an upset as Tulane fell to Memphis. As such, the new College Football Playoff rankings should shift quite a bit,

Joel Klatt, one of the most recognized voices in college football analysis, has shifted his perspective on postgame skirmishes following the final weekend of the NCAA regular season. Initially critical of the heated altercations between rival teams,