* First game: 1897
* Played every year since 1918
* Last regular season game for both teams since 1935
* Voted by ESPN in 2000 as the greatest North American sports rivalry
This year's game: at Michigan Stadium (107,501) with Ohio State ranked 7th nationally at 10-1 and Michigan ranked 23rd, at 8-3. At stake (besides, of course, PRIDE) is the Big 10 championship and a spot in the Rose Bowl/national playoff picture. (Check out this countdown-to-game-time clock as needed. And see the cool pic of former OSU coach Woody Hayes below, too.)
No predictions; just know that I'll be tailgating in my living room, ready to cheer on the Buckeyes, and ready to call my dear friend Dave W (even though he lives in MI) once the Buckeyes win.
Now, what does the OSU-Michigan game have to do with food and wine, you ask? It's a chance to poke fun at Michiganders! So here goes. You know you're from Michigan when:
* You only own three spices: salt, pepper, and ketchup
* You go trick-or-treating for Halloween candy with your costume over your snowsuit
* You have 10 favorite recipes for venison
* You know which leaves make good toilet paper
* Your car trunk doubles as a freezer
* You actually understand what "hoagie", "chipped ham" and "pop" mean
* You learned how to read from Campbell's Alphabet soup
* You think Kraft Macaroni and Cheese is one of the best foods ever (because of a box of it only costs $.79)
Go Buckeyes!
3 comments:
HEY! Kraft Mac&Cheese is good too (and didyou know you could only spend $10 on food per week if you had it for dinner every night?)
GO BLUE.
Dave
Buckeyes 29, Michigan 17
ohhh thats harsh for michigan but oh well. I live with an Ohio fan as well and I know hee will be glued to the TV for a good chunk of time to see this game. And the dads and uncles and brothers will call each other after every good (or bad) play.
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