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Michigan enters a critical period as time runs down on key decisions for the program.
The piece notes heightened scrutiny around coaching and strategic choices amid the season.
The report mentions the On3 College Sports Network's coverage as part of the context.
The article signals ongoing evaluation of performance with potential implications for the program.
The piece places Michigan's situation in the broader context of the 2025 season and results.
The article frames the countdown as a signal of shifting dynamics within the program.
The summary indicates emphasis on performance signals and external expectations.
The article is positioned as part of a broader subscription-driven coverage model.
The report references the Ohio State game as a contextual benchmark for the period.
The source anchors the story in a specific geographic and institutional setting.

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Ohio State beat Michigan 27-9, ending a four-game losing streak to the Wolverines in The Game.
Julian Sayin threw for 233 yards with three touchdowns after an early interception.
Smith and Tate returned to play despite ongoing lower-body injuries, contributing key plays.
Day praised Smith for playing well with limited practice time during the week.
Smith caught five passes for 82 yards and a long touchdown; Tate had a long-score reception.
The win positions Ohio State for the Big Ten title game against Indiana.
If Sayin excels against Indiana, he could be a contender for the Heisman trophy.
Coach Day highlighted the players’ guts and work ethic in getting them on the field.
The game increased attention on OSU’s upcoming schedule and playoff prospects.
Day remained bullish on Smith and Tate’s roles for the rest of the season.

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Tate returns from injury to deliver five receptions for 82 yards and a 50-yard TD, sealing the win in the third quarter.
Smith scores an 11th TD of the season on a double-move in the second quarter to stretch the lead.
Sayin goes 19-for-26 with 233 yards and three TDs as OSU outgains Michigan 419 yards.
Ohio State snaps four-game Michigan streak and heads to the Big Ten title game vs. Indiana at 12-0.
OSU totaled 419 yards on offense, balanced play aiding the late surge.
Tate’s deep touchdown followed a strong start by Sayin, who finished with three TD passes.
Smith’s 32-yard TD earlier helped establish a lead before Tate’s late-sealing score.
Officials reviewed a close play on Smith’s TD; replay upheld the call due to lack of angle.
Michigan benefited from an officiating break when Barham was not ejected after contact with an official.
Tate’s eighth TD of the season came on a deep middle route for OSU’s insurance score.

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Michigan’s 27-9 loss to Ohio State kept No. 15 from a rivalry upset, with Marsh held to no catches.
Marsh’s recent form suggested a breakout game; he had 12 receptions for 189 yards vs. Northwestern.
Quarterback Bryce Underwood struggled, averaging low yardage with only 63 total passing yards.
Coach Moore cited coverage, rhythm, and protection issues as the main causes of the offense’s struggles.
Analysts noted receivers did get open during the game, according to broadcast commentary.
Michigan’s offense faced a difficult day with the QB bailing out of the pocket too early.
The game marked a high-profile setback for Michigan in a crucial season-defining contest.
The game summary points to a mix of execution issues and strong defensive coverage by Ohio State.
The article notes Marsh opened at times but the QB decisions limited opportunities.

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