Michigan upsets No. 2 Ohio State 13-10, leading to players scuffling on field

Tempers flared after Michigan’s victory over Ohio State on Saturday, leading to a skirmish at midfield. Both teams pushed and shoved before being separated by police officers who deployed pepper spray. Ohio State coach Ryan Day addressed the clash, stating that his team was not going to allow Michigan to plant a flag on their field. Michigan coach Sherrone Moore acknowledged the emotional nature of rivalry games and stated that the incident would be addressed with his team. Michigan running back Kalel Mullings expressed disappointment in the postgame brawl and highlighted the importance of learning to handle defeat gracefully. The Wolverines’ victory, sealed by a 21-yard field goal, likely ended Ohio State’s hopes of a Big Ten title game appearance. The loss was particularly tough for Ohio State, as they were heavily favored against the unranked Wolverines. Ohio State struggled offensively, with quarterback Will Howard throwing two interceptions and the run game failing to make an impact. Mullings was a key player for Michigan, rushing for 116 yards and scoring the only touchdown of the game. Overall, the intense rivalry game ended with a surprising upset and a brawl that marred the postgame celebrations.

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