Michigan football appears in Big Ten title game in 3 of 7 possible scenarios, but must upset No. 1 Ohio State, first. Here are tiebreaker scenarios.

Updating the injury status of standout Ohio State wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate ahead of the Michigan game.

"It's just an aura about it that you can't describe until you get on the field," Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore said about Ohio State rivalry.

Stephen Means and Stefan Krajisnik break down the most interesting storylines heading into Ohio State's game against Michigan.

Lone Star State rivals Texas A&M and Texas will face off Friday night. The Aggies make their first visit to Austin since 2010, and only Arch Manning and the Longhorns stand between them and their first unbeaten regular season since 1992.

Ahead of "The Game," Michigan head coach Sherrone Moore spoke candidly about what he and the 18th-ranked Wolverines expect from No. 1 Ohio State.

Ohio State, as of late Monday, is a 10-point favorite over Michigan. With a win, the Buckeyes will advance to the Big Ten Championship Game at 12-0 to likely face a fellow 12-0 team, Indiana.

Last season, the Michigan Wolverines produced a massive upset when they went into Columbus and defeated No. 2 ranked Ohio State 13-10 for their fourth consecutive victory over their biggest rival. Things got even more heated between the two fierce college football foes once the game ended,

With a few days before The Game, most media outlets are predicting Michigan to miss the College Football Playoff and go to a bowl game in SEC country:

Allow Michigan coach Sherrone Moore, who sports a perfect 5-0 record in rivalry games (OSU and Michigan State), to explain. Moore told reporters Monday that no result — not even Ohio State’s redemptive title run — can douse the fire between Buckeyes and Wolverines because, “This is as intense as a rivalry you’ll see in sports.”