Michigan is still reveling in its victory.
The Wolverines snapped a 10-year drought against Ohio State this season, beating the Buckeyes in The Game for the first time since the 2011 season.
The result was a departure from the Ohio State dominance we'd seen over most of the past two decades. Until this fall, Michigan had beaten the Buckeyes just twice since Jim Tressel took over at Ohio State in 2001.
And recently, the games hadn't been particularly close, either. The Buckeyes had won each of the past two games by three or more touchdowns, and they were favored by 30 points in 2020 before the game was canceled due to a COVID-19 outbreak at Michigan.