No. 3 Michigan BEATS No. 2 Ohio State: College Football Playoff IMPLICATIONS + MORE I CBS Sports

Josh Pate and Dennis Dodd join CBS Sports HQ to recap Ohio State-Michigan.

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[Dan-vovc]

"If the things that happened in the game didn't happen, Ohio State would've won!" Great analysis.

[talldrkhsum]

They giving all this positive stuff to a losing team, but the winning team didn't have their head coach

[ericscottstevens]

This was Michigan's 1001st victory.
In Roman it is known as
MI

[cla]

You guys are talking more about the Buckeyes instead of how great Michigan was, especially in the trenches.

[FredGSanford-xulf]

There are no more excuses. Michigan out-coached and out-physical'd Ohio State. I thought Ohio State would make quick work of Michigan. Hats off to the Wolverines, they left no doubt.

[chrispotter]

Josh Pate, stop making excuses for OSU. The game was even if the turnovers didn't happen... but they did because of better play by Michigan. Michigan didn't have their head. What if they did, would they have won by even more? Michigan lost a position coach. Michigan had to hear about the drama all week long. Hilarious that all you do is say how close it would have been without the turnovers.

[jivepatrol]

Michigan fan here. I was at the game today and we can certainly put two things to rest now. (1) OSU is not a "soft" team. To the contrary these young men are tough physically and mentally! (2) Michigan did not have OSU's signs and the result was same as past two years. People "falling on their swords" still saying this is the reason Michigan has won so much are delusional and know nothing about football! Both teams played fantastic and these players and their coaches are to be congratulated on a hard fought game!

[MoneyIsSilver]

Michigan won even with the refs gifting OSU with a completely imaginary holding call on Mason Graham that gave OSU their first TD.

[changingways]

The idea that this would be 3 point OSU win if it weren't for the two turnover is comical. Michigan dropped another pick in the first half and OSU defense forced Michigan to settle for 3 FG's on long drives they had to keep this game close. This wasn't as 1 sided as the last two years but the better team won this game.

[kcottone]

"If it wasn't for all of those plays where OSU screwed up they might have won the game." That's some premium analysis there boys.

[JK-bnik]

It wasn’t just turnovers. That is an oversimplification of what happened. Michigan won without their head coach and with massive amounts of distractions to the team. Michigan was better than Ohio State. Pure and simple.

[michaelmcgregor]

If Ohio was as physical they wouldn’t have allowed a 7 minute drive with the game on the line. They got pushed around in the last 8 minutes

[zpxplju]

When your career is based on analyzing football and you pick PSU and OSU to beat MI and they both fail, all you have left is “what if this and what if that”. Josh, you just missed, again.

[mrbojanlges]

stop apologizing for ohio... i just dont get the medias obsession with these dudes

[TripSeen_]

Y’all can say “if” this and “if” that… all you want. Last year it was “if it wasn’t for 5 explosive plays…” now it’s “if it wasn’t for the turnovers…”
Well guess what, the explosive plays happened last year. The turnovers happened this year! And MICHIGAN made it happen! I could say “if Harbaugh was on the sideline!” or “If we didn’t lose will Johnson…” or “if we had Zach Zinter, we could’ve converted on 3rd and 6” BUT none of those things happened. Michigan was just the better team today and MICHIGAN made plays that mattered the most. Without their HC. Without their LB coach. Without their best o-linemen. Without their best corner. Without, without, WITHOUT!! And STILL found a way to dig deep and get the win!! And they didn’t need ohio’s signals to do it!! Give credit where credit is due! Michigan rolled all your narratives up in a fat joint and SMOKED them!

[TheJetstream]

Wow the analysis of these guys is basically OSU should have won because it's OSU. They don't give any flowers to Michigan or Coach Moore or the players for that matter. The call to bring in Orji to do a QB run play because JJ McCarthy is injured and still pick up significant yards was brilliant. Moore used what he had. They lost two starters to injuries in the second half and still won the game, but no, this all comes down to OSU and McCord throwing two picks--perhaps they should think why he threw them? Coverage was disguised in the first one and in the second, he was pressured and hit. The Buckeye Force is strong with these two.

[lotsofthisandthat]

I think if Ohio University had just 4 more 5-star recruits on their roster, they would have won today.

[jaypino]

Seems like most of this video was these guys talking about how well Ohio State played and Michigan was fortunate to win the turnover battle. I know Josh Picked both Penn State and Ohio State to beat Michigan. Maybe he should start to give Michigan more credit for how good they are.

[danielg]

There are so many pro Ohio state commentators. The fact is Ohio State lost to a team that didn't have its head coach, has been demoralized in the media, was missing their star OL and their star DB for a large part of the game.

[jakeMontejo]

Ohio has more 5 stars on their roster than Michigan has in the history of their program. They should be beating Michigan easily, every year. Michigan clearly develops better and out coaches Ryan Day.