Michigan rivalry. The Buckeyes were a three-score favorite at home and somehow managed to lose to a Michigan team that had just 62 passing yards and two turnovers. Ohio State had nearly every advantage — and still lost.

Here are five things we learned from Ohio State’s 13-10 loss to Michigan on Saturday: There is a real Michigan problem The charitable view of the Buckeyes’ losing streak in The Game had been that Ohio State's setbacks were owed as much to the ascendance of their archrivals.

The Buckeyes had Wolverines running back Kalel Mullings wrapped up in the backfield on third and six from the Ohio State. Multiple defenders had him stopped behind the line of scrimmage, and with just over three minutes left, it would’ve given Ohio State a chance to win the game by breaking a scoreless tie. And then Mullings broke free.