Ohio State vs Michigan ‘We’re playing for it all’

Ohio State vs Michigan ‘We’re playing for it all’ Ohio State versus Michigan: 'We're playing for it all' COLUMBUS, Ohio – Besides having national playoff suggestions, the current year's Ohio State versus Michigan amusement is brimming with inquiries, story lines and interesting matchups. Can Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett illuminate Michigan's best-in-the-country guard? Will Michigan hotshot Jabrill Peppers have the capacity to close down Curtis Samuel, Ohio State's do-it-all half and half back? Will harmed quarterback Wilton Speight be sufficiently sound to play for Michigan? If not, can reinforcement John O'Korn bounce back from a dreary execution a week ago to hurt Ohio's State's ball-peddling resistance? In the event that Ohio State triumphs, does it have a place in the College Football Playoff even without a meeting title on its resume? The majority of those answers will turn out to be clear Saturday evening after No. 2 Ohio State (10-1) and No. 3 Michigan (10-1) tangle in Ohio Stadium in the 2016 variant of the storied contention. "The Game" barely needs any more buildup, yet it comes back to the national spotlight without precedent for 10 years in light of the fact that the victor is probably going to wind up in the playoff, with the failure close out. "Better believe it, we're playing for it all, basically," Ohio State focus Pat Elflein said. "The stakes are constantly entirely high for this amusement. Everybody knows you can spare a season by beating this group, regardless of what your record is, however unquestionably the stakes are higher." Michigan tight end Jake Butt, who moved on from the same rural Columbus secondary school as Elflein, said he can hardly wait to get on the field at Ohio Stadium.