Estimated 72,500 fans attended the official dedication game for Ohio Stadium vs. Michigan, Oct. 21.

Ohio State recorded its first victory over Michigan, 19-7,  in front of 72,496 in attendance. 

Led by head coach Francis Schmidt, Ohio State defeats Michigan 34-0 and the Gold Pants tradition is solidified.

The Buckeyes finish the season with a 21-0 victory over Michigan. Tippy Dye becomes the first Ohio State quarterback to go 3-0 vs. the Wolverines.

An early winter storm hits Columbus Nov. 25 as Ohio State and Michigan battle 28-mph winds and temperatures in the teens.

Ohio State captured a 27-7 victory vs. That Team Up North, marking second-year head coach Woody Hayes’ first win over the Buckeyes’ rival.

Tied 7-7 in the third quarter, Ohio State turned Michigan away at the goal line and flipped the field for what would be a 99-yard game-winning scoring drive. The Buckeyes would go on to win their second overall national championship, and the first under Woody Hayes.

A regular season to an eventual run to the national championship was punctuated with a 50-14 throttling of That Team Up North in The Shoe. After the game, head coach Woody Hayes offered his famous “because I couldn’t ho for three” quote when asked why he went for a late-game two-point conversion.

After suffering an upset loss in Ann Arbor in 1969, Ohio State exacts its revenge with a 20-9 win to clinch the outright Big Ten title in front of a record 87,331 in The Shoe.

Ohio State thwarted not one but a pair of Michigan scoring threats at the goal line to secure a 14-11 win, a share of the Big Ten title and a trip to Pasadena.

No. 4 Ohio State used four Tom Klaban field goals to outlast Michigan, 12-10, in front or a then-record 88,243. The win earned a third straight trip to the Rose Bowl for the Buckeyes.

Marcus Marek had 19 tackles and an interception as Ohio State handed Michigan its only Big Ten loss, 24-14, in front of a then-record 90,252 in Ohio Stadium.

Keith Byars rumbled for three touchdowns and Ohio State outmuscled Michigan, 21-6, in front of a then-stadium record crowd of 90,286 for a bid to the Rose Bowl.

Ohio State capped its regular season with a 22-6 win over That Team Up North and held the Wolverines without a touchdown for the first time in 112 games.

David Boston racked up 217 yards on 10 catches as Ohio State rolled to a 31-16 victory and an outright Big Ten title over a Tom Brady-led Michigan team.

Ohio State put the finishing touches on an undefeated regular season with a 14-9 win over That Team Up North en route to the 2002 National Championship.

An underdog in its regular season finale, unranked Ohio State got a huge punt return TD from Ted Ginn Jr. and a breakout day from QB Troy Smith to unseat the Wolverines, 37-21.

One of the greatest games in the history of Ohio Stadium took place Nov. 18 when the No. 1 Buckeyes took on No. 2 Michigan. The Buckeyes won 42-39 to clinch a its first outright Big Ten title since 1984.

In Urban Meyer’s debut season, Ohio State capped an 12-0 campaign with a 26-21 victory in The Game.

Starting quarterback J.T. Barrett suffered a broken leg in the second half and reserve Cardale Jones stepped in to seal a 42-28 victory over Michigan and earn Ohio State a berth in the Big Ten championship game en route to an eventual national title.

Ohio State rallied for a 30-27 double-overtime victory over Michigan in front of the largest crowd to see a game to date in Ohio Stadium – 110,045 fans.

QB Dwayne Haskins tossed six touchdown passes and the underdog Buckeyes pulled away from No. 4 Michigan, 62-39, and earned a bid to the Rose Bowl.