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Ohio State’s offense better wake up against Michigan because there are legacies at stake: Stephen Means’ halftime thoughts

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Will Howard was ejected from the game as Ohio State trailed Michigan 7-3 in the second quarter and was forced to miss a play with a head injury. He then spent the next 10 minutes (real time) of his life fighting to get his helmet back.

He implored the coaching staff, referees, his teammates and even the crowd to join his cause. A battle he ultimately won by missing just one play where Devin Brown passed the ball to Quinshon Judkins for a fourth down.

It was cool and essentially why rivalries are so fun. All the emotions and vibrations fill you with a level of anxiety that makes you want to walk away for a second to calm down.

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