In an interesting turn of events, a Michigan football player is now making the case that Ohio State's national championship win last year wasn't legitimate. Speaking to the media on Thursday, Michigan defensive end Derrick Moore asserted that Ohio State's national championship win wasn't a real win

In December, State Rep. Josh Williams of Sylvania Township introduced the “O.H.I.O Sportsmanship Act.” It was aimed at making it a felony for anyone who plants a flag at midfield at Ohio Stadium. Moore remembers a photo of himself with the flag being at the center of online discourse about the bill.

Michigan's Derrick Moore mocks Ohio State's title, saying their loss to the Wolverines in 2025 made their championship run less legit.

Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith emphasizes Michigan rivalry’s intensity at Big Ten media days, insisting The Game remains crucial despite playoff success.

Lanning was one of four coaches with a first-round bye in the inaugural 12-team playoff, which created a three-week lull between the Big Ten Championship Game and the CFP quarterfinal bout against Ohio State.

Oregon Duck’s head coach Dan Lanning shared his thoughts on the current college football scheduling format at Big Ten media day Wednesday. Lanning’s position is sparked by the Ducks’ 41-21 loss to Ohio State in the 2025 College Football Playoff Rose Bowl.