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Exploring true meaning of Ohio State-Michigan, Ryan Day's record and The Game's evolution in CFP


What is the true meaning of Ohio State vs. Michigan? On Nov. 25, 1950, the answer meant Fred and Janet Andrews did not hesitate to drive 80 miles through horrendous conditions for four hours to get to Ohio Stadium to watch what is known as the "Snow Bowl." Michigan-Ohio State played through the "Great Appalachian Storm of 1950" that day. (Sporting News)

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Exploring true meaning of Ohio State-Michigan, Ryan Day's record and The Game's evolution in CFP