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Ohio State Snaps Losing Streak, Wins 27-9
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Ohio State Buckeyes end four-game losing streak against Michigan, securing a 27-9 victory. Coach Ryan Days team dominates the second half, establishing a strong ground game and silencing the crowd at Michigan Stadium. Despite early deficit, quarterback Julian Sayin delivers an excellent performance, completing 19 of 26 passes for 233 yards and three touchdowns. Ohio States defense limits Michigan to just one more field goal, preventing them from achieving a fifth consecutive win in the series. The Buckeyes will now face Indiana in the Big Ten championship game before heading into the College Football Playoffs.
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