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A third of the 2021 season is in the books. The meat of the Big Ten schedule lies ahead, when the men will be separated from the boys. Michigan goes on the road for the first time this season to play at Camp Randall, followed by a trip to Nebraska. Ohio State travels to New Jersey to play Rutgers, then tries to slow Maryland down in the 'Shoe. The Big Ten race is heating up. Andy and Reggie are amped up to talk about it.

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Andy and Reggie both predicted the teams to be 2-0 and 1-1 after the first two weeks of the season, but they both reversed the teams. They break down the first two games for Michigan and Ohio State, which included Ohio State's first regular season loss in three years. Andy and Reggie preview weeks 3 and 4. The competition isn't as stiff, but there is always reason to be excited when watching the Wolverines and the Buckeyes!

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Michigan and Ohio State kick off their 2021 seasons in just a few days, and Andy and Reggie couldn't be more excited. We discuss the Buckeyes and Wolverines and make our predictions. As the pandemic rages on, we want a full, "normal" college football season as the distraction we all need right now. Whether you root for the Maize & Blue or the Scarlet & Gray, let's have some fun together this season!

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The 2020 college football season is in the books. Ohio State won the Big Ten, beat Clemson in the Sugar Bowl and lost in the NC game. Michigan signed Jim Harbaugh to an extension. The pandemic wreaked havoc on college football and everything else in society, but overall Andy and Reggie are glad the limited college football season was played. While we missed out on it in 2020, the countdown is on until November 27, 2021, when once again the hopes of Buckeyes and Wolverines will rise and fall based on the outcome of The Game.

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The Game, the entire reason for this podcast, thus the title "The Game", was canceled. For hardcore Buckeye and Wolverine fans, The Game is a day we look forward to all year. As Andy and Reggie discuss, The Game was not the only loss they experienced this season. Andy and Reggie discuss the Big Ten's failure, whether Michigan waved the white flag, and the eternal optimism that National Signing Day brings, with each school scoring top-ten classes.

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Half of the 2020 Big Ten regular season is in the books. In week 5 Ohio State plays Indiana for the inside track to win the East while Michigan tries to stop the bleeding. Neither Reggie nor Andy thinks Covid is done wreaking havoc on the 2020 college football season, and implore all Buckeyes and Wolverines to line up once a safe, effective vaccine is available so we can end this nightmare and enjoy a normal 2021 football season. In the meantime, The Game is just around the corner. 

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The first two games of the abbreviated 2020 Big Ten season are in the books. Michigan stands at 1-1 while OSU is 2-0. Andy and Reggie review the first two games and preview Michigan's games against Indiana and (maybe) Wisconsin as well as OSU's matchups with Rutgers and Maryland. With a pandemic and national unrest over a closely contested election dominating the news cycle, we escape by focusing on the Buckeyes and Wolverines. Join us!

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It's been a long wait, Michigan and Ohio State fans, but the Covid version of the 2020 Big Ten football season is upon us! Andy and Reggie discuss the upcoming season, preview the teams and the first two games in the context of the pandemic. Let's hope for a healthy season for all players, coaches and fans. 2020 has been a lousy year, and December 12th will deliver one more kick in the nether region to one of us, but we both agree that we'll take the pain of losing over the agony of not watching the Buckeyes and Wolverines battle for Big Ten supremacy again this year.

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The 2019 season is over. Andy and Reggie mourn their respective bowl losses while expressing schadenfreude over the other's failures in the postseason. It's what the rivalry is all about. We recap the season that was and express early optimism for 2020. After all, The Game is just over ten months away, when Ohio State and Michigan will once again settle it on the field on November 28th.

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The Game has come and gone. Andy and Reggie break it down and discuss the results and ramifications. Autumn will soon turn to winter, and the calendar will flip into 2020, with a shot at redemption for Michigan just 352 days away, and the Buckeyes trying to win a Big Ten Championship and secure a College Football Playoff spot this Saturday. As is the case every year, however, both teams just played their biggest game- THE GAME.