Ohio State vs. Michigan football: Series history, scores, notable games - NCAA.com

In a rivalry that needs no introduction: Ohio State and Michigan.

The Wolverines lead the all-time series 58-51-6 as of 2020. But the Buckeyes have won the last eight, including 15 of the previous 16 meetings.

Here is the history of "The Game."

All-time series results were compiled by Winsipedia's database.

Ohio State vs. Michigan: All-time series history, scores

While the Buckeyes and Wolverines first met on the football field in 1897, the disdain between these two states goes back even further. Michigan and Ohio nearly fought a war over the city of Toledo in 1835. 

Six decades later, Michigan defeated Ohio State 36-0 in the inaugural meeting between the two programs on Oct. 16, 1897. In fact, the Buckeyes wouldn't score a single point against the Wolverines until 1904. They lost at home in Columbus 31-6.

It took 13 losses and two ties (over the span of 22 years) before Ohio State came out victorious. Michigan's nine-game winning streak from 1901-1909 remains the longest of the rivalry. 

Below is the complete head-to-head history between Ohio State and Michigan, followed by a breakdown of two of the more memorable games from the series. 

DATE	SITE	RESULT
Oct. 16, 1897	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 36-0
Nov. 24, 1900	Ann Arbor	Tied, 0-0
Nov. 9, 1901	Columbus	Michigan, 21-0
Oct. 25, 1902	Ann Arbor	Michigan 86-0
Nov. 7, 1903	Ann Arbor	Michigan 36-0
Oct. 15, 1904	Columbus	Michigan, 31-6
Nov. 11, 1905	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 40-0
Oct. 20, 1906	Columbus	Michigan, 6-0
Oct. 26, 1907	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 22-0
Oct. 24, 1908	Columbus	Michigan, 10-6
Oct. 16, 1909	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 33-6
Oct. 22, 1910	Columbus	Tied, 3-3
Oct. 21, 1911	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 19-0
Oct. 19, 1912	Columbus	Michigan, 14-0
Nov. 30, 1918	Columbus	Michigan, 14-0
Oct. 25, 1919	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 13-3
Nov. 6, 1920	Columbus	Ohio State, 14-7
Oct. 22, 1921	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 14-0
Oct. 21, 1922	Columbus	Michigan, 19-0
Oct. 22, 1923	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 23-0
Nov. 15, 1924	Columbus	Michigan 16-6
Nov. 14, 1925	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 10-0
Nov. 13, 1926	Columbus	Michigan, 17-16
Oct. 22, 1927	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 21-0
Oct. 20, 1928	Columbus	Ohio State, 19-7
Oct. 19, 1929	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 7-0
Oct. 18, 1930	Columbus	Michigan, 13-0
Oct. 17, 1931	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 7-0
Oct. 15, 1932	Columbus	Michigan, 14-10
Oct. 21, 1933	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 13-0
Nov. 17, 1934	Columbus	Ohio State, 34-0
Nov. 23, 1935	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 38-0
Nov. 21, 1936	Columbus	Ohio State, 21-0
Nov. 20, 1937	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 21-0
Nov. 19, 1938	Columbus	Michigan, 18-0
Nov. 25, 1939	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 21-14
Nov. 23, 1940	Columbus	Michigan, 40-0
Nov. 22, 1941	Ann Arbor	Tied, 20-20
Nov. 21, 1942	Columbus	Ohio State, 21-7
Nov. 20, 1943	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 45-7
Nov. 25, 1944	Columbus	Ohio State, 18-14
Nov. 24, 1945	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 7-3
Nov. 23, 1946	Columbus	Michigan, 58-6
Nov. 22, 1947	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 21-0
Nov. 20, 1948	Columbus	Michigan, 13-3
Nov. 19, 1949	Ann Arbor	Tied, 7-7
Nov. 25, 1950	Columbus	Michigan, 9-3
Nov. 24, 1951	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 7-0
Nov. 22, 1952	Columbus	Ohio State, 27-7
Nov. 21, 1953	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 20-0
Nov. 20, 1954	Columbus	Ohio State, 21-7
Nov. 19, 1955	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 17-0
Nov. 24, 1956	Columbus	Michigan, 19-0
Nov. 23, 1957	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 31-14
Nov. 22, 1958	Columbus	Ohio State, 20-14
Nov. 21, 1959	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 23-14
Nov. 19, 1960	Columbus	Ohio State, 7-0
Nov. 25, 1961	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 50-20
Nov. 24, 1962	Columbus	Ohio State, 28-0
Nov. 30, 1963	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 14-10
Nov. 21, 1964	Columbus	Michigan, 10-0
Nov. 20, 1965	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 9-7
Nov. 19, 1966	Columbus	Michigan, 17-3
Nov. 25, 1967	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 24-14
Nov. 23, 1968	Columbus	Ohio State, 50-14
Nov. 22, 1969	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 24-12
Nov. 21, 1970	Columbus	Ohio State, 20-9
Nov. 20, 1971	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 10-7
Nov. 25, 1972	Columbus	Ohio State, 14-11
Nov. 24, 1973	Ann Arbor	Tied, 10-10
Nov. 23, 1974	Columbus	Ohio State, 12-10
Nov. 22, 1975	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 21-14
Nov. 20, 1976	Columbus	Michigan, 22-0
Nov. 19, 1977	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 14-6
Nov. 25, 1978	Columbus	Michigan, 14-3
Nov. 17, 1979	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 18-15
Nov. 22, 1980	Columbus	Michigan, 9-3
Nov. 21, 1981	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 14-9
Nov. 21, 1982	Columbus	Ohio State, 24-14
Nov. 19, 1983	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 24-21
Nov. 17, 1984	Columbus	Ohio State, 21-6
Nov. 23, 1985	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 27-17
Nov. 22, 1986	Columbus	Michigan, 26-24
Nov. 21, 1987	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 23-20
Nov. 19, 1988	Columbus	Michigan, 34-31
Nov. 25, 1989	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 28-18
Nov. 24, 1990	Columbus	Michigan, 16-13
Nov. 23, 1991	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 31-3
Nov. 21, 1992	Columbus	Tied, 13-13
Nov. 20, 1993	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 28-0
Nov. 19, 1994	Columbus	Ohio State, 22-6
Nov. 25, 1995	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 31-23
Nov. 23, 1996	Columbus	Michigan, 13-9
Nov. 22, 1997	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 20-14
Nov. 21, 1998	Columbus	Ohio State, 31-16
Nov. 21, 1999	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 24-17
Nov. 18, 2000	Columbus	Michigan, 38-26
Nov. 24, 2001	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 26-20
Nov. 23, 2002	Columbus	Ohio State, 14-9
Nov. 22, 2003	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 35-21
Nov. 20, 2004	Columbus	Ohio State, 37-21
Nov. 19, 2005	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 25-21
Nov. 18, 2006	Columbus	Ohio State, 42-39
Nov. 17, 2007	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 14-3
Nov. 22, 2008	Columbus	Ohio State, 42-7
Nov. 21, 2009	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 21-10
Nov. 27, 2010*	Columbus	Ohio State, 37-7
Nov. 26, 2011	Ann Arbor	Michigan, 40-34
Nov. 22, 2012	Columbus	Ohio State, 26-21
Nov. 30, 2013	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 42-41
Nov. 29, 2014	Columbus	Ohio State, 42-28
Nov. 28, 2015	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 42-13
Nov. 26, 2016	Columbus	Ohio State, 30-27
Nov. 25, 2017	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 31-20
Nov. 24, 2018	Columbus	Ohio State, 62-39
Nov. 30, 2019	Ann Arbor	Ohio State, 56-27

*Vacated win as a result of NCAA penalties

Ohio State vs. Michigan: Notable games in series history

 

Nov. 18, 2006: No. 1 Ohio State beats No. 2 Michigan 42-39 in "Game of the Century"

Very rarely does the No. 1 team in college football meet the second-ranked team in the regular season. As of 2019, it's only happened 24 times.

But when it does occur, the matchup is often to referred to as the "Game of the Century." The 2006 meeting between Michigan and Ohio State certainly lived up to that billing. 

Everything was on the line for these two: a Big Ten title, a spot in the 2007 BCS National Championship Game and, of course, the satisfaction of beating your most-hated foe.

Both teams entered Ohio Stadium with identical records of 11-0.

The top-ranked Buckeyes were led by quarterback Troy Smith, who would eventually win the Heisman Trophy a month later. Michigan had a respectable offense with Chad Henne under center. However, the Wolverines were known for their defense, which was anchored by senior defensive end LaMarr Woodley.

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In terms of star power, this game plenty. Tedd Ginn Jr., Mike Hart, Malcolm Jenkins, Mario Manningham, James Laurinaitas, Beanie Wells, and Brandon Graham were just a handful of players that would eventually be drafted into the NFL.

The Wolverines struck first, thanks to a one-yard touchdown run from Mike Hart at the 12:32 mark of the first quarter. Ohio State landed its first punch a few minutes later, completing four third-down conversions to set up a one-yard touchdown pass from Troy Smith to Roy Hall.

Beanie Wells' 52-yard touchdown run off a broken tackle gave the Buckeyes lead again at 14-7. They would never trail for the remainder of the game. 

But the Wolverines didn't go quietly. After trailing 28-14 at halftime, Michigan scored 10 points in just under four minutes to make it a 28-24 game. The Buckeyes responded 37 seconds later with a 56-yard touchdown run by Antonio Pittman.

Both teams would again engineer scoring drives before a 16-yard touchdown pass from Henne to Tyler Ecker brought the Wolverines to within five. A successful two-point conversion meant that it was now a one-possession game, 42-39.

Michigan attempted an onside kick with 2:16 remaining, but Ginn. Jr. secured the live ball (and the win) for Ohio State.

 

Nov. 22, 1969: The "Ten Year War" begins

All great rivalries have their fair share of characters. Ohio State vs. Michigan is no exception.

Former Buckeyes assistant Bo Schembechler was hired as Michigan's head football coach in 1969. Not only was he an Ohio native, Schembechler was the protege of longtime Ohio State head coach Woody Hayes. He played under Hayes at Miami (OH), and was on his staff in Columbus for two separate stints: 1952 and from 1958-1962.

So it was teacher versus pupil when Hayes' top-ranked Buckeyes visited Schembechler's 7-2 Wolverines on Nov. 22, 1969. 

Ohio State boasted a 22-game winning streak heading into the annual showdown against Michigan. They hadn't lost in over two years, and held the No. 1 spot for the entire 1969 season up to that point.

A one-yard touchdown run by Jim Otis gave the Buckeyes an early 6-0 lead at the 7:38 mark of the first quarter. Thanks to a missed extra point, a Garvie Craw 3-yard score and a successful PAT earned Michigan a 7-6 advantage to close the opening period.

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Ohio State would regain the lead on the first play from scrimmage in the second. Tight end Jan White caught a 22-yard touchdown pass off a cross route. It was the last time the Buckeyes would score all game.

The Wolverines scored 17 unanswered points in the second quarter alone, giving them a 24-12 halftime lead. Both offenses were shut out in the second half, as Michigan held on for a stunning victory.

Michigan's upset ushered in a new chapter in the rivalry, known as the "Ten Year War." From 1969 to 1978, Hayes' Buckeyes and Schembechler's Wolverines met at the height of their powers in 10 heavily-contested games. Most of these matchups decided which team would represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl.

The two schools either shared or won outright every Big Ten championship from 1969 to 1977. 

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