Former Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy gives advice to Wolverines starting QB Davis Warren ahead of matchup with Ohio State Buckeyes in 'The Game'

Despite facing the favored Buckeyes on the road, the Wolverines kept their win streak alive against their Big Ten rivals. The 2023 CFP champions even managed to knock Ohio State out of the B1G Championship, but it was when they went to demonstrate their territorial conquest that trouble ensued.

Many Ohio State players were upset at the Michigan team trying to plant the flag on the Block O in the middle of Ohio Stadium after the Wolverines won a hard-fought 13-10 victory on Saturday afternoon -- their fourth-straight win in the rivalry.

Michigan did it again, the Wolverines defeated their arch-rival, Ohio State. It was a defensive battle but Michigan prevailed, 13-10. The maize and blue were do

Michigan upset bitter rivals Ohio State in Columbus, sparking ugly scenes as a huge fight broke out that needed police intervention - but Wolverines quarterback Davis Warren was not concerned

Ohio State didn't do enough on the football field for the fourth straight year, but they were very active after the final whistle. Michigan won The Game, and they were celebrating

Ignoring the outside noise is a lesson McCarthy said he learned from former Michigan strength and conditioning coach Ben Herbert, who following Jim Harbaugh to the Los Angeles Chargers this offseason. Herbert's former second-in-command, Justin Tress, is Michigan's current strength coach.