Ohio State defeated Michigan 27-9 in Week 14, with the Buckeyes controlling the game through strong offensive execution. Ohio State quarterback J. Sayin led an efficient passing attack, connecting with receivers including C. Tate, who led all receivers with 82 yards. The Buckeyes scored touchdowns in multiple quarters, with Sayin finding the end zone through the air three times during the contest.

Michigan's offense struggled to gain momentum, with quarterback Bryce Underwood completing 63 passing yards. The Wolverines scored early with a field goal and safety in the first half but were held scoreless in the second half, unable to mount any sustained offensive drives.

Ohio State's defense generated several key stops throughout the game, with Michigan's defense also recording impactful plays despite the offensive struggles. The game featured significant momentum swings, with 25 lead changes and a maximum win probability swing of 76.39 percent at one point. Ohio State covered the 9.5-point spread, and the final score came in under the 43-point over-under at 36 combined points.