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What does the winning team receive in the Ohio State Buckeyes versus Michigan Wolverines rivalry game?
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Who leads the series in the Michigan State Michigan rivalry?
Michigan leads, 57-42-6
What are the 2 reasons why Michigan and Ohio state hate each other?
In 1897, Ohio State and Michigan's first Meeting, Ohio State was beaten 35-0 By Michigan, that's when the rivalry started, in 1901, the teams starting meeting every single year, Michigan won the first nine games of the series from 1901-1909 (including 1901), Michigan dominated the rivalry early. In 1922, the first game played in Ohio State's Historic stadium, Michigan beat the Ohio State Buckeyes, which had a colossal stadium at the time, of 66,000, in 1928, Michigan Spoiled Ohio State's party by opening a 88,000 seat stadium. In 1950, Ohio State and Michigan competed in a game referred to as the "snow bowl" because it was during a massive blizzard, neither teams would leave the field, Michigan won the game 3-0, and it was also Ohio State Buckeyes head coach and legend Woody Hayes' first game against the wolverines. In 1968, Ohio State Buckeyes Assistant Head Coach Bo Schembechler, transferred to Michigan as their new head coach, winning his first game against his mentor Woody Hayes, the next ten years, often referred to as "the ten year war" Ohio State and Michigan met every year both ranked in the top 5, each game was VERY close and each time determined the Big Ten champion. Both teams have a top three largest football stadium in the United states, Michigan #2 and Ohio State #3. Michigan won the 100th Meeting between the two teams in 2003. Ohio State would then take their longest streak against the Wolverines, from 2004-2008, of five games in Ohio State's history. The 2008 Match up was won 42-7 by Ohio State. Michigan leads the series , 57-42-6 Over Ohio State. It is the closest Major Rivalry the past 50 years in sports history, Ohio State leading by 5, the past 80 years, it is also the closest, Ohio State leading by 1.
What are the release dates for Michigan vs- Ohio State The Rivalry - 2007 TV?
Michigan vs- Ohio State The Rivalry - 2007 TV was released on: USA: 13 November 2007
The Paul Bunyan Trophy is awarded to the winner of the rivalry between Michigan and which other Big 10 school?
Michigan V.S. Michigan State
Are the Michigan Wolverines a football team?
Not historically. Michigan is the winningest college football program of all-time. But don't let that fool you. Any school could have that title had they been playing football since the 1800's. As of right now, though, State has won the last 2 matches over Michigan and has attended bowl games, while Michigan sat at home.
What movie and television projects has Jim Tressel been in?
Jim Tressel has: Played himself in "Rome Is Burning" in 2003. Played Himself - Ohio St. Buckeyes Head Coach in "2006 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl" in 2006. Played Himself - Head Coach, Ohio State in "Michigan vs. Ohio State: The Rivalry" in 2007. Played Himself - Ohio St. Buckeyes Head Coach in "2009 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl" in 2009. Played Himself - Ohio St. Buckeyes Head Coach in "2011 Allstate Sugar Bowl" in 2011.
How many Tim es did Ohio state beat Michigan in football?
The Michigan-Ohio State football rivalry, known as The Game[6][7][8] by some followers, is an American college football rivalry game played annually by the Wolverines of the University of Michigan and the Buckeyes of The Ohio State University. It has attracted particular national interest over the last four decades as most of the games have determined the Big Ten Conference title and the resulting Rose Bowl match ups, and many have influenced the outcome of the national college football championship. The game was ranked by ESPN in 2000 as the greatest North American sports rivalry.[9]The annual match up between the two Midwest state schools has been held at the end of the regular season since 1935 (with exceptions in 1942, 1986, and 1998). Since 1918, the game's site has alternated between Columbus, Ohio, and Ann Arbor, Michigan (Michigan hosts it in odd years and Ohio State in even years), and has been played in Ohio Stadium since 1922 and Michigan Stadiumsince 1927. Through 2010, Ohio State and Michigan have decided the Big Ten Conference championship between themselves on 22 different occasions, and have affected the determination of the conference title an additional 27 times.[10]Following the Big Ten's addition of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, effective beginning in the 2011 football season, the conference has been split into two six-team divisions. Big Ten officials placed Ohio State and Michigan in separate divisions, but the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry continues to take place at the end of the regular season every year. Conceivably, the teams could thereafter meet again the following week in the Big Ten Football Championship Game.The possibility of a rematch in the Big Ten championship game will be eliminated in 2014. In April 2013, the Big Ten announced they will realign its schools geographically when Maryland and Rutgers join, and the new alignment places the Wolverines and Buckeyes together in the East Division.For many years, the game has aired on ABC, often in the 12 PM time slot.
What movie and television projects has Cornelius Greene been in?
Cornelius Greene has: Played Himself - Ohio St. Buckeyes Quarterback in "1974 Rose Bowl" in 1974. Played himself in "1975 Rose Bowl" in 1975. Played Himself - Ohio St. Buckeyes Quarterback in "1976 Rose Bowl" in 1976. Played himself in "ESPN SportsCentury" in 1999. Played Himself - Ohio State (73-75) in "Michigan vs. Ohio State: The Rivalry" in 2007.
The Little Brown Jug is awarded to the winner of the rivalry between Michigan and which school?
Minnesota
What is the Longest collegiate rivalry in the us?
im not 100% but i think it is Michigan and Ohio state.
Why Ohio state and Michigan football rivalry?
Origins of "The Game" Michigan Ohio State Greatest Rivalry in Sports History.In 1897, Ohio State and Michigan's first Meeting, Ohio State was beaten 34-0* By Michigan, that's when the rivalry started, in 1901, the teams starting meeting every single year, Michigan won the first nine games of the series from 1901-1909 (including 1901), Michigan dominated the rivalry early. In 1922, the first game played in Ohio State's Historic stadium, Michigan beat the Ohio State Buckeyes, which had a colossal stadium at the time, of 66,000, in 1928, Michigan Spoiled Ohio State's party by opening a 88,000 seat stadium.In 1950, Ohio State and Michigan competed in a game referred to as the "snow bowl" because it was during a massive blizzard, neither teams would leave the field, Michigan won the game 9 - 3*, and it was also Ohio State Buckeyes head coach and legend Woody Hayes' first game against the wolverines. NO! It was Wes Fesler's last game as the Buckeye's head coach. Woody Hayes' first season as the Buckeye head coach was 1951! I remember it well.In 1968, Ohio State Buckeyes Assistant Head Coach Bo Schembechler, transferred to Michigan as their new head coach, winning his first game against his mentor Woody Hayes, the next ten years, often referred to as "the ten year war" Ohio State and Michigan met every year both ranked in the top 5, each game was VERY close and each time determined the Big Ten champion. NO! Bo Schembechler was head coach at Miami of Ohio in 1968. The game in 1968, won by the Bucks 50 to 14 was Chalmers "Bump" Elliot's last game at the University of Michigan. He resigned to take the AD job at the University of Iowa. 1969 was Bo's first year at Michigan. He defeated the Buckeyes 24 to 12 that year in Ann Arbor. And the 1971 game did NOT determine the Big Ten championship. Michigan was already unbeaten and "Rose Bowl Bound" before they defeated the Bucks, 10 to 7, on a missed pass interference call by the officials. The Wolverines lost to Stanford, 13 to 12, in the January 1, 1972 Rose Bowl.*Both teams have a top three largest football stadium in the United states, Michigan #2 and Ohio State #3. This answer is also wrong! The 4 largest college football stadiums are currently (2009) as follows: #1. Beaver Stadium at Penn State (because Michigan Stadium is being remodeled); #2 Michigan Stadium (at the Northeast corner of Stadium Dr. and Main St. in Ann Arbor); #3 Neylen Stadium at the Univ. of Tennessee in Knoxville; #4 Ohio Stadium on the campus (just off Lane Ave.) of The Ohio State University in Columbus.Michigan won the 100th Meeting between the two teams in 2003. Ohio State would then take their longest streak against the Wolverines, from 2004-2008, of five games in Ohio State's history. The 2008 Match up was won 42-7 by Ohio State.Michigan leads the series , 57-42-6 Over Ohio State. It is the closest Major Rivalry the past 50 years in sports history, Ohio State leading by 5, the past 80 years, it is also the closest, Ohio State leading by 1.*Reference: "The Big One," by Bill Cromartie, Rutledge Hill Press, Nashville, TN, 1988.
How did Michigan wolverines get their name?
the wolverines where named after the states nick nameThis answer is not how the Wolverines adopted their nickname. Michigan adopted the nickname during the Toledo War, or also known as the Ohio-Michigan war (1835-1836). It is said that among the yelling and trash talking both sides of the militia and members of the community did during the "bloodless" war had become very heated and vulgarities were exchanged.The Ohioans likened the mannerisms and tones coming from the Michiganders to that of the behaviors of the wretched and disgusting animal, the Wolverine. The Michiganders thought the name to be fitting and adopted it as their namesake. Hence, the University of Michigan adopted the nickname of the Wolverine. Proving once again that Ohio had given birth to the State to the North two times. Successfully blocking their entry into statehood, as Ohio was a state and claimed the Toledo Strip, the very reason for the Toledo War between Ohio and Michigan.Michigan was not granted statehood, until it ceded the Toledo Strip to Ohio. This is how Michigan was granted the entire Upper Peninsula as well. The eastern third was already part of Michigan, and as compromise for giving up the Toledo Strip to Ohio, Michigan was granted statehood on January 26, 1837.So there you have it, how Michigan became the Wolverines and the proof that Ohio gave birth to the State of Michigan, not once but twice.Quoted from another writer:"Michigan got it's nickname, "The Wolverine State". around 1835. It happened during a dispute over the Toledo Strip, a small piece of land along the border of Ohio and Michigan. Rumors spread in Ohio about the Michiganders being as vicious and bloodthirsty as wolverines...."Bloody and vicious.....which is another story behind the HATED rivalry between The Ohio State University and Michigan. Consider it a continuation of the Toledo War.
