And a back-and-forth game it was. After holding Ohio State to a field goal on its opening drive, cornerback Aamir Hall — a transfer from FCS Albany — came up with his second interception in as many games, flipping field position and allowing Michigan to score an easy touchdown.

The events after Michigan's 13–10 upset of No. 2 Ohio State Saturday were surreal enough: the Wolverines and Buckeyes in an unusually ugly brawl that resulted in police pepper spraying players on both teams. It was Ohio State coach Ryan Day's reaction, however, that took the strangeness of the entire scene to new heights.

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said that losing a fourth straight game to Michigan on Saturday left the Buckeyes with "a locker room full of guys that